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DEADFIELD DROPS ANGELS

By Richard Parsons
HAMPTON & RB 1
TONBRIDGE A 0
SAM DEADFIELD’S injury time header for Hampton clinched an absorbing encounter between two of the league’s bottom three sides. Tonbridge Angels will feel hard done by, especially Jonathan Henly in goal, who had a fantastic game.
The match swung in Hampton’s favour in the 18th minute when Tommy Brewer saw red after a reckless challenge on Jake Gray.
The game looked to be heading towards a stalemate after Henly’s heroics, but Deadfield’s late strike gave the home side a much needed win.
The keeper made three gre...

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