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HENDON’S MEMORABLE BATTLE TO SNATCH POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

By David Ballheimer
HENDON 3
White 73, Joseph 76, Maclaren 90+4
FOLKESTONE INVICTA 3
Draycott 26, Davies 66, 71

DELIGHT: Callum Davies beats Corey Addai for Folkestone’s second goal
PICTURE: Derek Beech

REASON TO BELIEVE: Joe White beats Tim Roberts to start Hendon’s comeback

HENDON produced a magnificent fightback to snatch a draw with a stoppage- time goal from Casey Maclaren after it had looked like they were dead and buried.
The Greens had been 3–0 down after 70 minutes and Folkestone Invicta had been more than good value for their lead.
A disappointed Folkest...

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