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THE GREENS HOLD FIRM TO WIN A A THRILLER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 October 2018

By David Ballheimer
HENDON 3
WIMBORNE TOWN 2
HENDON made it five straight league wins as they held off a spirited Wimborne Town.
Hendon got off to a great start when Romario Jonas prodded the ball into the net with his lower abdomen as he met a cross from Shaquille Hippolyte- Patrick.
Stefan Penny nearly equalised three minutes later but Danny Boness made a great save. The equaliser arrived four minutes later however when Toby Holmes beat the offside trap and fired home.
For the next 20-odd minutes, both teams did their level best to fail to take chances that came to them. The worst miss wa...

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