Non-League Paper

TAGS CLOSE IN ON TOP AS SCHOLARS SCHOOLED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Jeff Long

HASHTAG UTD 4
POTTERS BAR T 1
HASHTAG United put four past the Scholars to leave the home side four points off the play-offs.
It took the hosts just four minutes to open the scoring when Hashtag captain Max Cornhill latched onto a half-cleared save by Laurie Shala and fired home.
With 13 minutes on the clock, the score was doubled when Misha Djemaili turned his man inside out before sending a pinpoint cross toward goal for Toby Aromolaran to head past Shala.
Potters Bar tried to reply but were repelled by the Tags backline: Nathan Smith putting in a crucial block fro...

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