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THAME UNITED 4 HERTFORD TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Richard Scott

■ THAME United are just a point off the play-off places as they put four past Hertford Town.
In a ruthless opening 20 minutes, the Red Kites raced into a three-goal lead which virtually ended the contest.
They broke the deadlock just a minute into the match through Curtis Brown after a Hertford defender was caught out.
Tom McElroy grabbed the game’s second goal after 12 minutes to put the hosts in the driving seat before Daniel West
completed an unbelievable start in the 18th minute when he headed home Brown’s cross.
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