Non-League Paper

Wonderful Wanadio shines

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

DULWICH HAMLET 3 HASTINGS UTD 0
By Nick Wright

IN FRONT of a capacity crowd of 3,334 a brace from Luke Wanadio and a late Danny Mills goal secured a comfortable victory for the home side.
What was an even contest changed in the space of five first-half minutes as Hamlet’s top scorer took his tally to ten for the season.
The first, which came in the 29th minute, was made by Oli Lynch who freed Wanadio in the left-hand channel. The winger took a couple of touches to compose himself before sliding it under the onrushing Louis Rogers.
The second was a team effort, Hamlet’s...

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