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DOW TOO RICH FOR YELLOWS’ BLOOD

FARNBOROUGH 2 HEMEL HEMPSTD 3
By Andrew McNeill

A PULSATING game at the Saunders Transport Stadium went the way of the visitors by the odd goal in five.
Hemel Hempstead nudged themselves in front and never relinquished the advantage through Mauro Vilhete’s arrowed finish into the top-right corner: the ball falling kindly to him on the edge of the box after Boro keeper Tommy Read was clattered to the ground when coming to collect the cross.
Kyran Wiltshire then saw a straight red for a high challenge on Hakeem Sandah but rather than hamper the visitors, they soon doubled thei...

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