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HAYSOM’S BACK WITH A BANG

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 September 2022

DIV 1 NORTH
HASHTAG UNITED 3 TILBURY 1
By Sid Waite

HARRY HAYSOM scored on his return from injury as Hashtag came from behind to beat Tilbury and leapfrog them in the table.
Not seen since limping out of the FA Cup preliminary round at Barton Rovers, the 22-year-old defender-turned-striker leathered home a finish from outside the box nine minutes after half-time
The strike completed a turnaround begun when Kojo Apenteng’s low shot levelled the scores after 21 minutes.
All this came in the wake of Tilbury taking the lead with a wonder-goal 13 minutes in, Chris Millar’...

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