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HEBBURN TOWN 4 SHEFFIELD FC 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Stuart James

HEBBURN Town kept up the pressure on secondplace Dunston with a thumping rout over Sheffield FC.
The hosts broke the deadlock after just five minutes when Dean Briggs rifled in an effort from 25 yards out.
They got their second after 22 minutes when Liam Noble scored his first goal in Hebburn colours. Briggs laid the ball off to Joe Walton, whose shot was cleared by the visitors, but only as far as Noble who volleyed the ball in.
The Hornets had to wait until injury time to seal it. The first coming from Amar Purewal as he rounded the goalkeeper to slot h...

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