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JONI OPENS ACCOUNT TO BOOST TAGS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 February 2022

NORTH
HASHTAG UNITED 1 TILBURY 0
By Harvey Woods

JONI Vukaj scored his first goal of the season as Hashtag United ended a spell of indifferent form with a narrow victory over Tilbury.
In atrocious conditions at the Len Salmon Stadium, defensive midfielder Vukaj settled matters 11 minutes into the second half to keep Tags within sight of the Isthmian North play-off scrap.
An early surge from Sam Bantick set up Jermaine Francis for a shot well kept out by Tilbury keeper Harry Girling, but it was the visitors who came closest to scoring in the first half with a shot which crashed against ...

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