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DONS STILL FIGHTING AFTER LATE TOPE STRIKE

HENDON 3 HASHTAG UTD 3
By David Ballheimer

HENDON and Hashtag United played out an enthralling 3–3 draw, the Greens trailing 2–0 and 3–2 before snatching a deserved share of the points.
The Tags made the perfect start, Luke May-Parrott sending a delicious lob over Matteo Salamon inside the opening 60 seconds.
There was only one team in it for the first quarter of the game, with Hashtag’s Sakariya Hassan, May-Parrott and Misha Djemali creating panic whenever they attacked.
It was no surprise, therefore, that they doubled their lead after 23 minutes. A fre...

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