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Worthing 1-0 Haringey Borough: Rebels roar must wait another week

Worthing will have to wait another week at least before they are crowned champions, despite overcoming ten-man Haringey with Callum Kealy’s goal.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 April 2022

By Sam Skilton

WORTHING 1
Kealy 72

HARINGEY BOROUGH 0

CALLUM CALLS BY: Callum Kealy celebrates his winning goal with Worthing fans
PICTURE: Mike Gunn

WORTHING will have to wait another week at least before they are crowned champions, despite overcoming ten-man Haringey with Callum Kealy’s goal.
Worthing manager Adam Hinshelwood said: “If it had stayed 11 versus 11 it would have been a bit more nervous at the end. I still think we would have had enough opportunities (to win).”
Looking ahead to his side’s trip to Bowers and Pitsea, Hinshel wood added: “All our focus will be on next week. ...

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