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SAM PROVES A SUPER SUB

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 October 2025

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
HARTLEY WINTNEY 2 EGHAM TOWN 1
By David Graham

HARTLEY Wintney came from behind to beat in-form Egham Town.
The Sarnies dominated the first half and created several chances to open the scoring. They went close after 17 minutes when Steve Brown shot over.
The Row had a chance when Maurice Black got through, but he lofted the ball over keeper Michael Edge and wide.
Egham went ahead after 31 minutes when a long throw from Luke Wayborn wasn’t cleared and Steve Brown scored from close range.
Hartley improved in the second half and the introduction of Calvin Cama...

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