Non-League Paper

Williams winner rocks Bognor

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Liam Goodley

BOGNOR REGIS T 2
WHITEHAWK 3
LATE drama saw White-hawk score right at the end to secure threee points at Nyewood Lane against a Bognor side bottom of the table and low on confidence.
Jay Richardson committed a foul on Callum Barlow, who went to ground after a header back into the area by Spencer Spurway and the referee pointed straight to the spot.
Up stepped Charlie Walker to smash his penalty high into the net on ten minutes to put the Hawks ahead and they maintained their lead to half-time.
The visitors extended their lead on 49 minutes. Good work from Imran Ka...

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