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Hullbridge Sports 2-0 Coggeshall Town: Sports give a boost to survival bid

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 January 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
By Tom Cunningham

■ HULLBRIDGE Sports secured what could prove to be a vital three points in their battle to survive the drop against Coggeshall.
Tony Stokes stole the headlines, with a fine brace, giving his side their first home win of the season. His first was one to remember, and one worthy of a successful fight for survival, as he acrobatically volleyed a sensational overhead kick into the back of the net with 32 minutes on the clock.
The hosts then remained firm in defence –a trait that is out of character for them this season. Stokes rounded off a fine afternoon’s w...

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