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BOGNOR REGIS T 0 HANWORTH VILLA 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Liam Goodley

■ HANWORTH Villa moved up to second as they overcame a much-changed Bognor side with a narrow win at Nyewood Lane.
Straight from kick-off, inside ten seconds, it was Jack Timberlake who capitalised on a loose ball outside the Bognor box and he let fly with an instant strike high at goal. Dan Lincoln got a glove to it to send the ball over the bar.
But Hanworth Villa took the lead after 43 minutes. Liam Ferdinand hit it into the net on the rebound after Lincoln had saved the inital low strike.
Villa were down to ten men when Joe Adoo-Peters bro...

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