Isthmian Leagues

JERMAINE HAS TAGS ON TRACK FOR TITLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2023

DIV 1 NORTH
By Joe Lyons

HASHTAG UTD 1 Francis 85
FELIXSTOWE & W0

MARCHING ON:Jermaine Francis celebrates his Hashtag winner and Felixstowe’s Calum Harrison is sent off, inset
PICTURE: Darren Campbell

HASHTAG UNITED made it 21 straight wins as they continued their run towards the title with victory over Felixstowe & Walton United.
The Seasiders were missing five players through suspension, injury and unavailability, and they lost Curtis Haynes-Brown and Leon Ottley-Gooch inside 40 minutes.
On the pitch, however, there was barely a chance created, though Hashtag...

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