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COUNTRYMEN IN CONTROL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 November 2025

DIV 1 EAST
HALLAM 2 BISHOP AUCKLAND 0
By Steve Penny

A STUNNING free-kick from Jack Brownell put the cherry on the cake for Hallam as they celebrated a solid victory at Sandygate.
The Countrymen had taken a 65th-minute lead through Ollie Russon after he was picked out by October’s home player of the month Adam Blackeley.
It was 2-0 13 minutes later, meanwhile, when Brownell curled a delightful 20-yard free-kick into the top left hand corner of Harrison Bond’s goal.
Hopes of a late consoaltion were dashed when the hosts’ goalkeeper Hugo Warhurst pulled off a st...

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