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DAN KEEPS CRUSADERS AT BAY

By Ciaran Morrison
HUNGERFORD T 1
BOGNOR REGIS T 1
THE DRAW was a fair result after Hungerford and Bognor Regis fought hard in challenging conditions.
The Crusaders came close early on with Dan Lincoln clawing away a cross from under his own bar.
Rhys Tyler’s cross was then headed over the bar by Nicholas Bignall, before the Rocks threatened for the first time in the game and Calvin Davies shot just wide after a surging run.
The hosts then got a break when Luke Hopper was judged to have been brought down by Lincoln in the box and Louie Soares confidently stroked the spot kick into the...

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