Non-League Paper

TRAWLER BOYS GET SNAGGED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 October 2022

IL DIV 1 NORTH
HASHTAG UNITED 3 LOWESTOFT TOWN 1
By Jon Batham

OLLY Miles’s first goal for Hashtag proved to be the winner as they toppled the previously unbeaten league leaders Lowestoft Town.
United already led via Max Cornhill’s first-half bullet header when Miles, who arrived from East Thurrock earlier this month, got on the end of Toby Aromolaran’s cross to tap-in just beyond the hour.
Trawlerman goal-machine Jake Reed gave the leaders hope with a backpost finish following a long throw six minutes later, but Alex Teniola broke clear to play in Pedro Carva...

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