Non-League Paper

HULLBRIDGE SPORTS 1 GREAT WAKERING 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

ISTH. NORTH
By Tom Cunningham

■ HULLBRIDGE Sports equalised in the last minute to secure a point against Great Wakering Rovers.
The hosts will be delighted to have come away with a point, having gone behind within four minutes thanks to Darnell Mavanga-Kithambo’s goal.
It took Great Wakering’s resilience 86 minutes to become broken, but broken it was in frustrating fashion.
Joe Gregory was the hero of the hour around Hullbridge, with his header finding the net from a late corner. In a real turnaround, the hosts have now lost just once in their last six as they look...

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