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Hawkins in to level it at the death

WESTON-SUPER-MARE 1 ENFIELD TOWN 1
By Rob Hammett

WITH nearly the last kick of the match, Henry Hawkins grabbed Enfield Town a point at Weston-super-Mare.
The Seagulls, who were second in the table going into the game, made a bright start and took an early lead when Sam Pearson’s inviting cross from the right flank was headed home by Reuben Reid at the back post.
Weston had opportunities to double their lead but Rhys Forster made good saves from Reid and James Dodd, while at the other end Billy Leonard went close to equalising with a cross-shot that hit the bar and an effort ...

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