National League South

BEAVERS LEFT LOOKING UP AFTER LOSING WAY AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 August 2019

By Rob Overfield
HAMPTON & R 1
HEMEL HEMP 2
HAMPTON’S poor start to the season continued despite scoring first against Hemel Hempstead, leaving them in the bottom three after three games, with a goal difference that will possibly start concerning manager Gary Mc- Cann.
After an even start to the game, the Beavers took the lead on 24 minutes, striker Tyrone Lewthwaite controlling a Tom Jelley cross and clipping it over his shoulder and into the net past keeper Sam Beasant.
The visitors came back in to the game 10 minutes later as captain Connor Essam hit a low drive that left Hampt...

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