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We’ll form a United front

PAUL HUGHES has warned his Hayes & Yeading side not to forget their previous league encounters with Farnborough as the pair meet again in the battle for promotion from Southern Premier South.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 May 2022

By Jon Couch

HAYES & YEADING v FARNBOROUGH MONDAY, KO 3PM

GIFT OF GOD: Omar Rowe celebrates putting Hayes 1-0 up in the play-off semi final
PICTURE: Gary House

PAUL HUGHES has warned his Hayes & Yeading side not to forget their previous league encounters with Farnborough as the pair meet again in the battle for promotion from Southern Premier South.
Hughes’ Hayes fired a 25-minute four-goal blitz in the opening encounter of the two early pacesetters back in November before coming away with a comfortable 4-1 win.
The pair then met again at Farnborough’s Cherrywood Road last month ...

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