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HERTFORD TOWN 2 NORTH LEIGH 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 March 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Peter Hough

■ HERTFORD left it late, but managed to take all three points against plucky basement side North Leigh.
The hosts created the bulk of the chances in an open first half but could not force a breakthrough, with Marcus Painter striking a post and visiting keeper Monty Marriott making a string of good saves.
The opener came near the hour mark when Joe Nardelli got on the end of a Painter cross from close range.
The Millers hit straight back when a Samuel Olawale shot was deflected in. North Leigh dug in and looked to have taken a point until su...

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