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OFORI BRACE NOT ENOUGH FOR BLUES

DIV 1 CENTRAL
WARE 2 HADLEY 2
By Stephen King

WARE’S hopes of a playoff place were hit, as for the fourth time this season they let a two-goal lead slip from their grasp.
They led at half-time thanks to two goals from former Hadley player Theo Ofori, and he might have had a hat-trick, but for a fluke save after the break – Luke Ward dived to block his shot which somehow hit his leg with the keeper unsighted and none the wiser.
Ware continued to have the better of the game, but halfway through the second half conceded to Finley Aldridge’s fierce effort. That sig...

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