Non-League Paper

OBI TREBLE IN AMAZING COMEBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 September 2021

ISTHMIAN CEN
By Malcolm Paice

HANWELL TOWN 6
STAINES TOWN 5
AN extraordinary game saw Staines take a fourgoal lead inside the first 17 minutes – and still lose.
Goals from Jack Torbett, Sheridan Campbell, Omar Watt and Noah Amissah seemed to have given them an unassailable advantage.
Hanwell had other ideas and replaced a full-back with striker Brendan Matthews. Driven on by the combative George Nicholas and hard-running Harry Rush, the Geordies surged forward and quickly reduced the arrears through an Ogo Obi free-kick and a Nicholas goal. Adam Laaref and defender Calum Duffy w...

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