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Beavers and Darts fail to hit bullseye

HAMPTON & RICHMOND 0 DARTFORD 0
By Neil Tempest
THE winners here were probably the fans who spent the afternoon at home because of Covid restrictions. This was hardly a classic.
There were more cautions than shots at goal - though it never got out of hand - and the best four players on the field were the rival central defenders.
The goalkeepers each had one decent save to make - the rest of the time they were collecting hopeful through balls or taking goal kicks.
A point away from home and a clean sheet will keep Dartford happy, while Hampton have a first point on the board after slippi...

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