Non-League Paper

VAUXHALL MOTORS 3 HEDNESFORD TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

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By Alex Garbe

■ VAUXHALL started their first home league game without boss, Mick McGraa, on the front foot, however, it was the visitors that opened the scoring through Danny Glover after 15 minutes.
The Motormen were level when Connor Harwood netted from a great Ethan Gouldbourne cross.
Hednesford put themselves back into the lead immediately after the break but were punished when Yeomans was sent off for a tackle on Michael Burkey.
Vauxhall then dominated and defender Tom Mitchell levelled things up.
Vauxhall’s great work was then rewarded as Jordan Deer nette...

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