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HENDON 1 BOGNOR REGIS T 4

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By David Ballheimer

■ BOGNOR Regis outclassed Hendon to take all three points.
The Rocks led after 34 minutes when a sloppy Hendon pass in midfield was collected by Preston Woolston, who sent in Callum Laycock to score.
Three minutes later, Kash Kasukumya’s excellent approach play was converted by Lee Seok-jae.
The game was decided after 76 minutes when Billy Allcock netted from 20 yards.
Things went from bad to worse for Hendon five minutes later when Javon Marquis was red-carded for a professional foul. From the free-kick, Laycock nodded home after...

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