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SWINDON SUPERMARINE 1 HENDON 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 October 2021

By Aleck Everard

■ SWINDON Supermarine remain unbeaten at home but were denied a win by Hendon keeper Fred Burbidge.
Marine were out of the traps faster when Conor McDonagh’s long-range effort struck a post.
Harry Williams poked the ball wide after 18 minutes but it was the first real chance for Hendon that opened the scoring.
A cross from the right was met by a well-timed run from Liam Brooks and he netted from close range to put the Greens in front after 33 minutes.
Jamie Edge was next to hit the woodwork for Marine when his freekick pinged back off a post soon aft...

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