Non-League Paper

TOWN ON THEIR TODD AFTER EARLY RODARI GOAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Jack Patmore

BILLERICAY TN 1
HASTINGS UTD 1
TODD MILLER earned a point for Billericay as they overcame the early blow of succumbing to a second-minute goal.
The U’s made a bright start and Davide Rodari opened the scoring as he expertly fired into the top corner from the edge of the box.
This proved to be the catalyst for the Blues to wake up, Ashley Nzala cutting inside on the right and bending his effort onto the crossbar.
The summer arrival from Chatham Town turned provider on 16 minutes as the Blues drew level, Miller getting on the end of his cross at the back post...

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