National League South

TUDORS’ FLIER SEES OFF BORO

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 August 2026

A BRACE of early goals for Hemel Hempstead, thanks more to Farnborough’s largesse than their own intent, was enough to take the points back to Hertfordshire.
Stefan Parkes opened the scoring when he picked up a stray ball on the halfway line, charged forward, weaving his way unchallenged through most of the Boro team and stroked home from 16 yards.
Minutes later, Max Ehmer darted across the Boro area to clear a ball, where he also made contact with the outstretched leg of Jack Tabor on the follow-through. Tabor took his opportunity to win the softest of penalties with Remaye C...

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