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Tags ace Misha is on a mission

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

HASHTAG UNITED 4 HASTINGS UNITED 0
By Jon Batham

MISHA Djemaili’s double led the rout as Hashtag United won their first home points of the season with a thrashing of nine-man Hastings.
The Kosovan-born east Londoner’s strikes were his first league goals of the campaign and with skipper Max Cornhill and Sakariya Hassan also on target the Tags ran riot against visitors who had Dequane Wilson-Braithwaite and Tom Howard sent off.
Hastings went close after five minutes, Freddie Legg’s strike from the edge of the box inches over with Tags’ keeper Jack Giddins w...

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