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MUIR’S TREBLE HALTS HARLOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 December 2017

HARLOW TOWN 0 HENDON 3

By Ian Barham
THIRD-PLACED Hendon took the points with a Niko Muir hat-trick and closed the gap on the top two.
The first half was an even affair with neither side able to carve an opening, but two quick-fire goals on the restart gave Hendon the advantage.
Hawks defender Jared Small conceded a penalty and Muir scored from the spot, blasting into the top corner.
Muir found the net again three minutes later when he made space inside the box to turn and rifle a shot past David Hughes from ten yards.
The Hawks tried to bounce back and controlled the final 30 minutes. They...

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