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How Hartlepool United could line up against Wealdstone as Pools bid to keep pressure on in race for National League play-off places

Suhas Bhokare5 months ago4 months ago01 mins

Here’s how our Hartlepool United author Robbie Stelling expects Pools to line up against a Wealdstone facet who’ve misplaced all of their final three league video games with out scoring.

The 26-year-old, who has kept two clean sheets in his last three games, was part of the Southend United side that lost to Wealdstone in the FA Cup earlier in the season.

1. Goalkeeper: Nick Hayes

The 26-year-old, who has saved two clear sheets in his final three video games, was a part of the Southend United facet that misplaced to Wealdstone in the FA Cup earlier in the season. Photo: Frank Reid

Generally excellent of late, starting all of the last eight matches, and produced an important defensive intervention during added time of last week's dramatic win over Morecambe.

2. Right-back: Jay Benn

Generally wonderful of late, beginning the entire final eight matches, and produced an vital defensive intervention throughout added time of final week’s dramatic win over Morecambe. Photo: Frank Reid

In many ways, the Irishman has been one of the unsung heroes of the season, starting 35 of his side's 39 National League games and featuring from the bench on three other occasions.

3. Centre-back: Maxim Kouogun

In some ways, the Irishman has been one of many unsung heroes of the season, beginning 35 of his facet’s 39 National League video games and that includes from the bench on three different events. Photo: FRANK REID

The versatile 28-year-old has barely put a foot wrong since dropping back into defence and looks well-suited to his new role.

4. Centre-back: Jack Hunter

The versatile 28-year-old has barely put a foot unsuitable since dropping again into defence and appears well-suited to his new function. Photo: Frank Reid

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