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HARTLEY WINTNEY 3 MET POLICE 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2024

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By David Graham

HARTLEY Wintney overturned a two-goal deficit against ten-man Metropolitan Police to claim all three points.
The visitors struck first when Noah Amissah powered through the middle to score in the 17th minute, then doubled the lead just three minutes later as Amissah finished off a slick move.
Hartley pulled one back in the 50th minute when Aderi Dede converted George Britton’s cross and a collision saw Henry Poole and Sid Gbla require attention.
The Met going down to ten men when Ikebuasi received a second yellow and late Hartley goals from ...

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