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Calcutt comes close to edge

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 April 2019

HENDON 0
DORCHESTER TOWN 0
By David Ballheimer
HENDON and Dorchester Town played out a very poor goalless draw as they looked to garner enough points to stay clear of the drop zone. In the end it will be the visitors who were happier to come away with the share of the spoils.
Most of the game’s nine chances came in the first 14 minutes. In the third, Luke Tingey shot over for Hendon while at the other end, two minutes later, Ben Seymour was played through but Chris Grace saved well. Ryan Hope then saw his attempt well saved by Magpies keeper Nick Hutchings, and Grace was denied by aga...

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