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GEORDIES AND BORO CAN NOT BE SEPARATED

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

By Tyler Eaton

HANWELL TOWN 0
GOSPORT BORO 0
HANWELL Town played out a drab draw with Gosport Borough at The Powerday Stadium as both sides passed on the chance to distance themselves from the relegation zone.
In a tightly contested affair, Hanwell had the better of the second-half chances will feel they should’ve won the game late on.
Gosport did have a first half penalty appeal turned down when Jamar Smith fell to the ground under pressure from Rudi Pache, but the referee was unmoved.
The second half was a lot better from a Hanwell perspective, Chris Regis saw his 48th m...

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