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ASHFORD TOWN 1 HARTLEY WINTNEY 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 April 2025

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Alan Constable

■ HARTLEY Wintney came back from a goal down to defeat Ashford Town.
Jack Arnold fired Ashford ahead after just 10 minutes when after he did so well to win a penalty.
It looked like they were going to go into the break ahead until Aaron Burchett equalised for the visitors after 42 minutes.
Hartley went ahead after 81 minutes when Calvin Camara profited after Marcin Brzozowski spilt Sam Tanner’s cross.
Ashford pushed for the equaliser, including sending the goalkeeper up for a corner, but it backfired as Hartley cleared the ball to Con...

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