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RAYNERS LANE 0 HERTFORD TOWN 4

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 October 2025

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By Peter Hough

■ RAYNERS LANE remain stuck at the bottom of the league after they were well beaten by Hertford.
The visitors bossed the first half with player-manager Ben Herd having a free-kick tipped over and then opening the scoring just after half an hour from the spot after Billy Heaps was brought down.
A few minutes later Kraig Mc-Loed was sent off to leave the hosts with a mountain to climb.
The Lane could not climb that mountain and Hertford doubled their lead when Nader Zeddini got onto the end of a through ball from Jesus Mendoza. Two late goals for ...

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