Non-League Paper

HUGHES NETS LATE LEVELLER TO THWART THE DARTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

By Michaela Georgopoulos

BRENTWOOD T 1
DARTFORD 1
BRENTWOOD Town extend their unbeaten league run to 10 matches, with a point against Dartford.
The Blues came close to leading when a flicked header from Charlee Hughes found the path of Louie Johnson, with his effort struck straight at goalkeeper Jonny Henly.
The visitors found a chance with a low range shot from inside the box by Eddie Dsane saved, before an attempt by Dan Smith was met by a diving save from Melvin Minter.
Alejandro Machado looked to find the opener as he picked up the ball centrally on the edge of the box but hi...

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