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WROXHAM 2 HASHTAG UNITED 3

DIV 1 NORTH
By Freddie Humphry-Wakefield

■ THE TAGS got their first red card after just ten minutes as Harry Hansom was sent off for a second bookable offence.
Four minutes later Wroxham took the lead, Harry Barker’s long-range effort finding the bottom-left corner. But within 60 seconds the Tags drew level through Max Cornhill.
With seven minutes left of the first-half, Hashtag took the lead, Percy Kiangebeni as finding the bottom-left corner.
The Tags were down to nine men when Greg Halford was sent off, Kiangebeni then hetting his second from the spot.
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