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COGGESHALL T 2 HASHTAG UNITED 4

DIV 1 NORTH
By Jim Nutley

■ HASHTAG took an early lead – and all three points – despite early pressure from the home side.
They went in front after nine minutes through Luke Hirst, before soaking up pressure as Coggeshall’s Alex Teniola fired wide and Anthony Page put in a manof-the-match performance between the sticks.
Coggeshall equalised from a Milo Grimes corner and took the lead a minute later through a terrific shot from Callum Harrison.
The lead lasted ten minutes as Hirst headed home a Hashtag corner. The visitors retook the lead after 74 minute...

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