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Crichlow double seals Iron safety

BRAINTREE TOWN 3 HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN 1
By Allan Mitchell

BRAINTREE secured their National League status with a comfortable win against a somewhat lacklustre Hemel side who were forced into a number of changes due to injury and suspensions.
The game was pretty nondescript for the first half-hour but that all changed in the space of a couple of minutes when Braintree took advantage of some sloppy defending by the visitors.
The first goal came in the 28th minute when a hopeful through ball wasn’t dealt with and Khale Da Costa skipped into the box to plant the ball past David Saund...

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