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HASSOCKS 3 AFC CROYDON ATH 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2026

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Alan Spiller

■HASSOCKS kept their survival hopes alive as they stunned second-place AFC Croydon Athletic.
The visitors drew first blood midway through the first half at Hassocks Hotel Beacon.
Harvey Kedwell found Josh Williams who cut inside and picked out the top corner to give James Shaw no chance.
However, two goals in three minutes turned the game on its head before half-time. The hosts’ possession count grew and Zack Henry’s low drilled finish brought them level.
Then Liam Benson found the net following a corner.
Things got better for H...

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