National League South

TUDORS IN PLAY-OFFS AFTER EASY HOME WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 April 2018

By Allan Mitchell
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD 3
EASTBOURNE BORO’ 0
HEMEL confirmed their place in the playoffs with a comfortable win in a game that had somewhat of an end of season feel.
The Tudors had the perfect start when Stuart McCall superbly volleyed a poor clearance into the corner after four minutes.
They went further ahead when Karl Olyide raced down the left hand side before pulling the ball back to an unmarked Jordan Parkes who had time and space to head home on the half hour mark.
McCall had a shot cleared off the line moments later and it looked a case of how many but Eastbourne slo...

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