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HOOPS’ DAY OF DELIGHT AT HEATH

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 January 2026

DIV 1 S.EAST
BROADBRIDGE HTH 0 DEAL TOWN 2
By Andy Crisp

BROADBRIDGE HEATH’S poor run of results continued when they went down at home to Deal Town.
The first half was pretty even, neither goalkeeper had a save to make and it remained 0-0 at the break.
Heath started the second half well and were denied twice early on by Town’s goalkeeper but after 74 minutes a Deal breakaway down the right saw the ball played high and long towards the far post where it was turned in to his own net by Heath defender Luke Staight.
Just two minutes later it was game over when a Deal att...

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