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DOUBLE DOUBLES ALL ROUND FOR WARE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2019

SOUTH CENTRAL ROUND-UP

By Andy Baber
BRACES for Harry Watkins and Kyle Roberts ensured Ware kept the pressure up on league leaders Hanwell Town as they thrashed Bracknell Town 6-1 at Larges Lane.
Watkins headed the visitors into an early lead after just seven minutes before Louis Rose doubled Ware’s advantage by lashing home the loose ball from a corner with a stunning volley.
The third goal arrived on 25 minutes as Watkins grabbed his second of the game, but Bracknell gave themselves hope when Nathan Minhas headed home a corner on the half-hour.
Yet just as the hosts were preparing t...

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