Non-League Paper

HITCHIN TOWN 0 PETERBORO’ SPORTS 4

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 December 2020

By Paul Harris

■ IMPRESSIVE Peterborough Sports cruised into the third round of the FA Trophy with a ruthless display of finishing to unhinge Southern Premier Central rivals Hitchin.

Sports took just eight minutes to break the deadlock – a poor clearance by Hitchin goalkeeper Charles Horlock found Lewis Hilliard unmarked on the right flank and he ran in unchallenged and found the top left corner with a crisp shot.

Skipper Dan Webb came close to an equaliser for the Canaries with a fine header but it was Sports who struck next with a goal which replicat...

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