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BOATMEN UNDONE BY FAST CARR’S SPOT-KICK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 March 2025

SHOLING 0 HANWELL TOWN 1
By James Mclean

DESPITE a red card and numerous Sholing penalty calls, Hanwell claimed an away day victory, but can thank their own dubious spot-kick for the three points.
It didn’t take long for Hanwell’s Harry Seabrook and Dwyane Duncan to see they were in for a long day, having to keep up with Michael Folivi.
A very contentious penalty was awarded to the visitors in the seventh minute, even with a delayed reaction, after Reece Wylie pulled Alfie Pendlebury’s arm. Daniel Carr converted.
Pendlebury had been acting more like a prime Vin...

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