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U’S KEEP CALM TO EDGE PAST THE ROCKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 September 2026

HASTINGS UTD 1 BOGNOR REGIS 1
By Adam Smith

HASTINGS UNITED WON 6-5 ON PENS
HASTINGS United were victorious after 14 spot-kicks in this south-coast derby in the FA Trophy second qualifying round yesterday.

BATTLING ON: Hastings players salute the fans at the end
PICTURE: Max Flego

A 675-strong crowd packed into the Pilot Field with supporters from both teams full of hope following their great start to the league season Mfula 23 Batt 55 with both sides sitting top of their respective leagues. Hastings started this one stronger and looked the most likely to score after the ini- ti...

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