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OTETE BAGS WOODS WINNER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 September 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
HERTFORD TOWN 1 NORTHWOOD 2
By Peter Hough

NORTHWOOD came from behind to claim their first win of the season at Hertford.
The hosts started the better and took the lead after ten minutes when Lawrence Ajong headed home after being well picked out by Albert McGregor.
Northwood equalised on the half-hour mark when Dan Wiliams scrambled in from close range to make things level at the break.
The second half was an even affair with chances for both sides. McGregor appeared to have put the Blues ahead again 15 minutes from time but his effort was adjudged offside.
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