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BY GEORGE! SMITH SEALS BIG WIN FOR CRUSADERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2025

By Martyn Leach

HUNGERFORD T 1
HAVANT & W’VLE 0
A SECOND half George Smith header was enough to seal the win for the home side in a competitive game that looked destined to end all square for a long time.
In a feisty game that saw both sides struggle to create clear-cut chances, it was always going to take one moment to claim victory on a day when both sides had the opportunity to claim a vital three points.
Hungerford nearly opened the scoring within the first five minutes when Kyle Tooze headed over a Curtis Angell cross.
Ex Hungerford striker Ryan Seager was the mai...

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