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ST IVES TOWN 2 HEDNESFORD TOWN 4
By Nigel Howlett

FIRST-HALF goals from Liam Cross and Ed Hottor looked like earning St Ives Town full reward from this pulsating game but two late goals in a minute turned the game on its head to ensure that it was Hednesford who took the prize.
The visitors were awarded a harsh penalty in the 22nd minute after skipper Brett Solkhon was adjudged to have blocked a shot slammed at him from two yards away with his arm.
Justice was served as Courtney Richard rattled the crossbar with the resulting spot-kick and as is so often the case the hosts then went in...

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