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WILLAND ROVERS 1 HUNGERFORD TN 0

By Tony Ryder

DIV 1 SOUTH
■ WILLAND fought their way past a dogged Hungerford with a single-goal victory that helps their play-off ambitions.
Hungerford started stronger with a string of attacks but the Crusaders were caught against the run of play in the 16th minute as Willand’s Lewis Morgan beat three players and played in Charlie Bateson to tap home for the only goal of the game.
The contest continued in an end-to-end fashion and the best chance of the half came to Hungerford’s Nnams Nwachaku, but Adam Seed-house saved well.
The second half was a scrappy ba...

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