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SANI’S TOO GOOD FOR THE SORRY CRUSADERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 December 2025

HUNGERFORD T 0 BERKHAMSTED 3
By Martyn Leach

A FIRST-HALF onslaught powered visiting Berkhamstead to victory at Hungerford Town.
The Comrades made a blistering start at Bulpit Lane, with skipper JJ Lacey immediately at the heart of the action.
Inside the opening ten minutes he twice threatened the Hungerford goal – first denied by a smart stop from Luke Cairney, then seeing a second effort bravely blocked by George Smith.
The pressure told after 16 minutes. Jose Sani broke the deadlock with a crisp low strike that beat Cairney to his left.
Barely three minutes later the vis...

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