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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

SOUTH CENTRAL

By Trevor Stotten
HERTFORD took the points in this cross-border derby, with Essex neighbours Harlow, courtesy of a penalty late in the first half converted by Sam Faniyan.
The home side started strongly and had shots from Paul Symes and David Ogbonna saved by Rob Budd early on.
Lively winger Gursawek Jagdev then won the spot-kick that ultimately sealed the win after being felled in the box after working a one-two with player-boss Ben Herd.
The second half fizzled out amidst a flurry of injuries with the only notable action seeing Ogbonna hit the bar and, despite some late nerv...

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