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06 Sept 2025
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Aldershot brushed aside Halifax 5-1 in their Vanarama National League match at the EBB Stadium for a second win in three games.
Defender Tyler Cordner headed the Shots in front from a corner, but Halifax were level in the 37th minute when Osayamen Osawe nodded in a cross from Kian Spence.
Aldershot, beaten at Notts County on Tuesday night, regained the lead five minutes before the break as Cordner flicked home his second from a deep cross by Ollie Harfield.
Ryan Glover ran through to make it 3-1 early in the second half before Justin Amaluzor fired in a fourth with 20 minutes left and Inih Effiong added a late penalty to cap a good afternoon for the Hampshire team.
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