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Ewington inspires a Woods rampage

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 September 2018

By Robin Piper
NORTHWOOD 6 MOLESEY 1
NORTHWOOD secured their third league win of the season in rampant fashion as they fired in six goals against bottom-of-thetable Molesey.
James Ewington led the way with a first half hat-trick, the first a composed finish after being sent through while his second came on the half-hour after superb work down the left by Ned Clarke.
And after having another disallowed, Ewington brought up his hat-trick when receiving a throughball and slotting home with a cool head. That all came after Matt Cooper had opened the scoring when getting on the end of Keir Dicks...

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