Northern Premier League

HORNETS STING ’EM

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

By George Allen

WORKSOP TN 2
HEBBURN TN 4
HEBBURN Town grabbed an impressive win at Worksop Town in a top of the table clash.
The Tigers took an early lead in the fifth minute through Luke Hall after a great chipped cross to the back post from Dan Bra-mall.
But the away side weren’t behind for long as Amar Purewal fired a shot that looked to be going goalwards.
Goalscorer Hall made a good attempt to clear the ball off the line, only to touch the ball into the net for a Hebburn equaliser in the eighth minute. The Hornets then found themselves in front in the 18th minute.
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