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HAMM HAMMER BLOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Craig Cooper
LEISTON 1
DORKING WANDERERS 0
KYLE HAMMOND’S thunderbolt gave ten-man Leiston victory in a fiery match against new boys Wanderers, the right-back striking a brilliant 30-yard drive on the hour.
Leiston had the first chance when Christy Finch raced clear but his effort was well blocked by Wanderers custodian Slavomir Huil. Moments later, Matt Blake fired straight at Huil.
Leiston keeper Marcus Garnham had to be alert to tip a long distance effort over the bar, and Leiston had other efforts from Blake that went into the side netting and centre-back Jack Ainsley headed wi...

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