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Own goal boosts Borough

HAMPTON &RB 2 CONCORD RGRS 1
By Alan Hyde

A LATE own-goal gave Hampton and Richmond Borough the victory their overall performance deserved against Concord Rangers.
The final whistle delight of Beavers’ fans and players alike reflected more than just this a hard-earned win.
Their recent results have been poor and this win could see their season get back on track.
Things could have been a lot different, however.
Two minutes earlier Jake Peck looked to have secured a point for Concord with a wonder goal. Fired into the top corner from 35 yards, his effort would be a goal-of-the...

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