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HUNGERFORD TN 3 SHAFTESBURY 1

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Martyn Leach

■LATE goal from Amie A Kamden-Fotso sealed a hard-fought victory for Hungerford Town at Bulpit Lane.
Shaftesbury were always in the contest, with the game remaining finely poised until the closing stages.
Hungerford struck first in the opening half when Kyle Bailey converted a dangerous Brad Smith cross.
Shaftesbury had a golden opportunity to level shortly after the break but failed to convert from the penalty spot. They eventually found their equaliser through Jack Hoey early in the second half.
Hungerford restored their lead through a superb ...

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