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HARTLEY WINTNEY 4 MONEYFIELDS 0

DIV 1 S. CENTRAL
By David Graham

■ HARTLEY Wintney moved up into third place with a win over Moneyfields.
They took the lead after 11 minutes when Tyler Hayles rifled the ball home from the edge of the area.
The hosts doubled their lead on 15 minutes when Seb Karciewski knocked the ball to Conor Lynch, who produced a tidy finish.
After having missed several chances, Hartley got their third on 32 minutes as Karciewski got himself on the scoresheet with a fantastic effort.
Moneyfields’ day got worse just 10 minutes into the second half when Harry Sargeant was sent off.
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