Non-League Paper

DARTS HAVE TO STAND FIRM AFTER PINDER RED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

DARTFORD 0 HENDON 0
By Chris Palmer

ute, when Billie Busari forced debutante goalkeeper David Aziaya into an excellent save.
The goalkeeper, who’d arrived from EFL outfit Bromley on an initial one-month’s loan, was still recovering his positioning when his defence momentarily switch off, allowing Niko Muir to smack the far post seconds later.
Any hope of an entertaining second-half was TEN MAN Dartford and Hendon played out a hard-fought stalemate, as the points were shared in front of 927 supporters.
The hosts should have been ahead before the break after having creat...

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