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HEDNESFORD TN 2 AFC RUSHDEN &D 3
By David Chamberlain

A TURGID first half gave no indication of the dramatic afternoon ahead in this encounter.
After a slow start Andre Brown hit the side netting for the Pitmen, while Rushden’s Ryan Hughes saw his effort ruled out for a foul.
Todd Parker’s free kick from 40 yards, wide on the right, evaded everyone to find the net to give Hednesford a lead in the 38th minute.
In the second period a superb move down the left from Carter Lycett, set up Andre Brown who double the lead.
An incredible end to the game saw Hughes...

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