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MAY-PARROTT FLIES IN FOR TAGS AS TOM SHOWN RED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2023

HASHTAG UNITED 1 CRAY WANDS 0
By Daniel Luker

HASHTAG United edged past ten-man Cray Wanderers thanks to Luke May-Parrott’s strike.
The Tags went close just a minute in as Max Cornhill put Toby Aromolaran in on goal but Shaun Rowley saved his effort.
Cray counter-attacked from the resulting corner before a ball was put in from the left by George Portet to Yahya Bamba at the back post, his volley smashed into the post.
There was drama after 26 minutes, a heated argument between both sets of players led to the Wands’ Tom Bonner being shown a straight red after appearing...

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