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HARTPURY 3 S.C INKBERROW 1 victory.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 September 2025

DIV 1 SOUTH
By Tom Clarke

■ HARTPURY came out on top in the battle between two promoted sides after a dominant first-half performance set up a comfortable
The home side hit the front up Louis Manning to slot in after just four minutes as the hosts’ third and score his Nathan Jenkins pounced on a clearance before drilling first goal since returning to into the bottom corner. The the club. Acorns doubled their lead a Inkberrow improved, clawing a goal back through Jay minute later through Billy Osborn’s composed finish. Higgins-Pugsley after 67 minutes but it was too lit...

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