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HILLIANS STILL BATTLING ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 April 2018

By Charlie Kelly
BURGESS HILL TOWN 1
STAINES TOWN 1
BURGESS Hill gave their survival hopes a boost with a credible draw against play-off chasing Staines Town to move off the bottom of the table.
The Hillians got off to a dream start when Staines keeper Conor Hudnott presented striker Patrick Harding with the perfect opportunity to break the deadlock and the 34- year-old made no mistake. The home side came close to doubling their lead on the half hour mark as Tariq Richards agonisingly fired an effort against the post.
The Staines defence were put under pressure again moments later but strik...

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