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Harness hat-trick seals local bragging rights
By Duncan Easley

ROYSTON T 4
Harness 45+1, 53, 67, Bateman 51

HITCHIN T 2
Gouveia 26, 88
AHAT-TRICK from homegrown youngster Kian Harness gave the Crows all three points and saw them leapfrog above local rivals Hitchin Town in the league.
Crows boss Steve Castle was a happy man, declaring it some of the best football his side have played this season.
Castle said: “We looked nervous up until we scored our second goal where upon we grew in confidence and we probably played the best football seen at Garden Walk this season....

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