National League South

BORO BEATEN ON THEIR BIG RETURN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 August 2022

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 1 FARNBOROUGH 0
By Allan Mitchell

HEMEL just edged a close but entertaining game in which both sides contributed, with chances created at both ends.
The Tudors took the lead on 25 mins, just after their keeper Craig King had made a superb save following a goal mouth scramble, the home side raced away on the counter and Jordan Greenidge took advantage of some space just inside the box, turning and driving the ball into the bottom corner.
He should have added a second just before the break when the ball fell at his feet on the six yard line but he opted for placemen...

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