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TOWN MISS CHANCES TO RULE THE TUDORS

HEMEL HEMPST’D 1 FARNHAM TOWN 1
By Bertie Hughes

FARNHAM TOWN made it three unbeaten, following promotion, but will rue a number of missed chances that prevented them picking up all three points.
Rakish Bingham beat the offside trap, rounding the keeper, only to see his effort cleared off the line.
Midway through the half, Mat Mackenzie, replaced the injured Jack Dean and it didn’t take long for the substitute to make an impact as he opened the scoring for the visitors, ten minutes before half time.
Josh Steel was denied an equalising goal through the heroics of Mich...

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