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Horsham 0–2 Hashtag United (11.11.2023)

**Horsham 0–2 Hashtag United (11.11.2023)** was HTU men's 29th fixture of 2023–24. An Isthmian League - Premier Division game, it took place on 11 November 2023 at the Camping World Community Stadium in Horsham, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off 5 Isthmian League - Premier Division matches without a victory, having won just once in all competitions in their previous 8 games.

Venue
It was HTU's 1st match at the Camping World Community Stadium in Horsham, England.

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Opposition
Horsham had won their last 2 Isthmian League - Premier Division 2–1 on the road to Carshalton Athletic and Kingstonian, though had been in cup action for their past 3 fixtures - a run that included a notable 3–3 draw at Oakwell versus EFL League One club Barnsley in the FA Cup 1st round. It was the 1st meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jay Devereux made 1 change to his side from 7 days prior, as Nigel Aris replaced Sak Hassan (international duty). On the substitute's bench, reserve player Ryan Sammons replaced Camilo Restrepo as HTU named just 4 substitutes due to "availability issues"; with Toby Aromolaran with the reserves due to fitness and Camilo Restrepo injured.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

* Audio

## Match

### Summary

First half (*time added: +3*)
Tom Anderson gave HTU a lead in the 27th minute.

Second half (*time added: +5*)
Percy Kiangebeni doubled the advantage of *The Tags* in the 90th minute.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 0–1 Misha Djemaili. 0–2 Alex Teniola.

 HTU:  Percy Kiangebeni (HTU) - chosen by TBC
**Assistant referees:**

* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

Next time out, Horsham played their televised FA Cup 1st round replay at home to Barnsley on 14 November 2023 at 19:45 as HTU returned to Isthmian League - Premier Division action on 13 November at 19:45 at home to Billericay Town.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet**
*\*For match photography, see: @Nashyphoto*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Horsham, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 1–4 Chipstead (26.09.2021)

**Hashtag United 1–4 Chipstead (26.09.2021)** was HTU's eighth competitive fixture of 2021–22. An FA Trophy first qualifying round match, it took place on 26 September 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU had started the season with just one victory in their opening seven competitive fixtures, with the club coming off a home league defeat to Felixstowe & Walton United. Chipstead, a team from the Isthmian League - South Central Division, were coming off a loss away to Tooting & Mitcham United.

It was the first meeting between HTU and Chipstead.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux made only two changes from the preceding match, with new signing Eli Benoit and summer signing Joni Vukaj coming in to replace other signing Iyiola Adebayo and stalwart Lee Hursit. George Smith had initially been selected to start, though pulled up during the warm-up with an injury and was replaced by Carlos Flood.

The match was livestreamed for members (UK only, due to FA rules) of HTU's YouTube channel; with main commentator Spencer Owen and co-commentators Seb Carmichael-Brown (first half) and Nicky Hawkins (second half).

## Match

### Summary

First half
Tom Collins gave Chipstead a lead in the 25th minute, having been sent through one-on-one with Jamie Jackson. Collins double his and his club's tally in the 33rd minute with a free-kick.

Second half
Tom Annetts made it 3–0 with a great strike from range in the 47th minute, which preceded the away side making it four in the 67th minute via George Craig. HTU received a penalty with thirteen minutes remaining, with Michael Olarewaju being punished for a foul on Kris Newby. Newby subsequently stepped up and buried the spot-kick to give HTU a consolation in the 78th minute.

### Details

**HTU Assist:** 1-4 n/a.

Tom Annetts (CHI) - chosen by Nicky Hawkins
**Assistant referees:**
Adam Miller (ENG)
Luke Scottow (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Straight to penalties if scores are level.
* Maximum of seven named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU returned to league action on 28 September 2021 with an away match with Witham Town, while Chipstead - who went through to face Aylesbury United in the next round - had a home encounter with Chertsey Town.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube
Hashtag United 2–2 Dulwich Hamlet (12.08.2023)

**Hashtag United 2–2 Dulwich Hamlet (12.08.2023)** was HTU men's 11th fixture of 2023–24. An Isthmian League - Premier Division game, it took place on 12 August 2023 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off a pre-season run of 7 wins and 3 defeats, with all of the latter arriving in the last 5 matches of the preparation period.

Venue
It was HTU's 76th match at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

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Opposition
Dulwich Hamlet, recently relegated from the National League South, opened their pre-season with back-to-back losses, though recovered to go undefeated across their remaining 7 encounters. It was the 1st meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jay Devereux gave competitive HTU debuts to Sam Cornish, Sak Hassan and Suleyman Zuhdu, while fellow new arrival Misha Djemaili was on the substitute's bench. The summer's other signing, Farai Tsingano, was not involved.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

* Audio

## Match

### Summary

First half
Luke Wanadio gave the visitors a 1–0 lead on 39 minutes, despite *The Hamlet* having gone down to 10 men 18 minutes prior after Manny Parry was red carded.

Second half
An equaliser came HTU's way in minute 73 via an own-goal from Cem Tumkaya, though they found themselves 2–1 down 3 minutes later as Luke Wanadio netted his second of the match. Toby Aromolaran would later pop up with a second leveller for *The Tags* in the 4th minute of stoppage time.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–1 n/a. 2–2 Wyan Reid.

 HTU:  Jack Ruddy (DUL) - chosen by Spencer Carmichael-Brown and Lewis Preston(*Sam Cornish selected as HTU's best player)*
**Assistant referees:**
Mahdi Elhalawany
Matthew Charles
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

Both sides returned to Isthmian League - Premier Division action on 15 August 2023 at 19:45, as HTU travelled to Concord Rangers and Dulwich Hamlet hosted Canvey Island.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @londonkro*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Dereham Town 3–1 Hashtag United (28.08.2021)

**Dereham Town 3–1 Hashtag United (28.08.2021)** was HTU's third competitive fixture of 2021–22. An Isthmian League - North Division matchday two game, it took place on 28 August 2021 at Aldiss Park in Dereham, England.

## Background

The two sides were off contrasting fortunes in the FA Cup preliminary round, as HTU fell to defeat to fellow tier eight team Ware while Dereham defeated ninth tier Cogenhoe United.

It was the first meeting between HTU and Dereham Town.

## Pre-match

Anthony Page, Bradley Marriott, Stevie Hart-Sheehan, Simon Peddie, Matthew Wooldridge, Joe Debell, Ross Gleed, Kiernan Hughes-Mason, Jake Lindsey and George Smith all kept their spots in Jay Devereux's starting eleven from the preceding match, meaning just one change was in order as Jesse Waller Lassen dropped out for Carlos Flood. New signing Iyiola Adebayo was named as one of five substitutes.

The match was not broadcast live, though highlights were uploaded to HTU's YouTube channel on 30 August 2021; with main commentator/presenter Spencer Owen and co-commentator/reporter Yani Ourabah. Dereham uploaded commentary-free highlights on 29 August 2021.

## Match

### Summary

First half
HTU took the lead in the 4th minute, as Jake Lindsey fired home on the turn from outside of the box. Robbie Linford equalised in the 43rd minute, having got on the end of Rhys Logan's free-kick which was allowed to bounce in front of Anthony Page's goal by HTU.

Second half
Rhys Logan switched from provider to scorer in the 58th minute, as he cut in from the left and whacked the ball past the outstretching HTU goalkeeper. Dereham made it 3-1 in the 81st minute through Shaun Bammant, who converted off the post.

### Details

**HTU Assist:** 0-1 n/a.

Rhys Logan (DER) - chosen by Yani Ourabah
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU would suffer a third straight loss two days later in the league at home against Brentwood Town. On the same day, Dereham would lose 2–0 away to Felixstowe & Walton United.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Hashtag vs Felixstowe and Walton United" .
2. ↑ "Weather in August 2021 in East Dereham, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 1–1 Harlow Town (26.08.2022)

Hashtag United 1–1 Harlow Town
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 1. **Date:** 26 August 2022. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Len Salmon Stadium. **Location:** Pitsea, England. **Referee:** Craig Wood.

**Goalscorers:** Ed Cooper **//** Emmanuel Morrison
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA.
**Notes:** n/a.

West Essex 2–4 Hashtag United (20.08.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 0–3 Billericay Town (02.09.2022)
2022–23 season
HTUwiki:ToDoList

A list of open tasks, which can be completed by fellow editors if they wish.

**Notes:**
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## Tasks

* Development Players Infobox: As the HTU development team play in the senior footballing pyramid, player statistics should be shown in the senior club section of a player's infobox. Note: Reserve teams should not, as they do not play in the senior pyramid.
* Update Jay Devereux & Jason Stephens: Both these articles use an older style of article so need to be updated to how most current player articles look - Cain Brougham is a similar example of how it should look for a player/staff member.
* Senior Match Articles: Pretty much all senior matches articles up until the beginning of the 2023–24 seasons are incomplete - as they only currently show HTU's team news and assists. Bognor Regis Town 0–0 Hashtag United (19.08.2023) is an example of how they should look.
* Reserve/Development Match Articles: Some match articles for reserve and development teams have been created, though a load remain uncreated. Important reminder: Match articles for this level are not to replicate senior match articles, as they should instead look like the following: Walthamstow 3–2 Hashtag United (19.02.2022).
* Reserve/Development Season Articles: Some exist, but most do not. 2022–23 Hashtag United season (men, youth) is a decent example of how they should look.
* Removal of Flagicons/Referee Nationality: Aside from 2023–24 senior match articles, flagicons should be removed for people that have presumed flagicons added and for referees that have (ENG) attached to them. This is because we do not assume a person's nationality and only add it when it's verifiable - note: statistical sites like Soccerway assume people's nationality when it's unknown, so only use those sort of sites as proof if they list a birthplace (city/town/region/etc.). In need of updating example: Hashtag United 1–1 Coggeshall Town (15.08.2021).
Grays Athletic 1–3 Hashtag United (12.08.2022)

Grays Athletic 1–3 Hashtag United
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 1. **Date:** 12 August 2022. **Time:** ? (local).

**Venue:** Lakeside Sports Ground. **Location:** Chafford Hundred, England. **Referee:** Harry Dunnett.

**Goalscorers:** Rudhar Hadi Sobhie **//** Iyiola Adebayo, Ed Cooper, Abraham Eze
**HTU Assists:** 0-1 Unknown. 0-2 Unknown. 0-3 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA.
**Notes:** n/a.

Basildon Town 0–2 Hashtag United (16.07.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** West Essex 2–4 Hashtag United (20.08.2022)
2022–23 season
Hashtag United eSports

Hashtag United have took part in **eSports** since their inception in 2016, with the club's sector in the sport following on from founder Spencer Carmichael-Brown's own *Spencer FC Game Academy*. As such, Harry Hesketh was the club's first eSport player.

## List of eSports players

### FIFA

**Harry Blackmore**

**Harry Hesketh**

**Ethan Higgins**

**Mike LaBelle**

**Ivan Lapanje**

**Tom Leese**

**Ryan Pessoa**

**Javier Romero**

**August Rosenmeier**

**Tassal Rushan**

**Alex Shaw**

**Tom Stokes**

### Rocket League

**Adam Barton**

**Josh Birchell**

**Jake Cassemis**

**Ryan Graham**

**Ryan Hamblett**

**Noah Hinder**

**Jesper Johansson**

**Marius Johansen**

**Chris Magu**

**Dylan Pickering**

**Josh Rayburn**

**Oscar Rotander**

**Rafie Thompson**

### Street Fighter

**Kelvin Moss Afleck**

**Gino Christoforou**

**Jermaine Landell**

**Reneil Landell**

**Jordan Quigg**

**Ben Rogan**

**Jack Scott**
Hashtag United 4–1 Bowers & Pitsea (21.01.2024)

**Hashtag United 4–1 Bowers & Pitsea (21.01.2024)** was HTU women's 23rd fixture of 2023–24. A National League Cup game, it took place on 21 January 2024 at Parkside in Aveley, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off a 2–1 defeat to Portsmouth in the National League - Premier Division, Southern Division, having previously won back-to-back versus Rugby Borough and Milton Keynes Dons.

Venue
It was HTU's 23rd match at Parkside in Aveley, England.

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***Admission**: Adults - £5 **//** Concessions - £3 **//** U16s - £1*

Opposition
Bowers & Pitsea of the Eastern Region League - Premier Division were coming off 1 defeat in their past 3 matches, having secured victories versus Harpenden Town and St Albans City. It was the 3rd meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jason Stephens made 4 changes to his side from 7 days prior, as Esme Lancaster, Jade Keogh, new signing Wiktoria Fronc and Georgia Griffin replaced Hayley West, Sophie Kelly, Macey Nicholls and Emma Samways (all benched). On the substitute's bench, Maddie Farrand dropped out.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half
Georgia Griffin netted twice in 41 minutes to give HTU a 2-goal lead. Jade Keogh made it 3 for the hosts on 45 minutes.

Second half
After a consolation goal for the visitors from Millie Isherwood in minute 48, Sophie Baigent restored the home team's 3-goal advantage in minute 83.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 TBD. 2–0 TBD. 3–0 TBD. 4–1 TBD.

**Assistant referees:**
Mohamed Miah
Amaan Ramzan
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

Both had quarter-final cup action next time out on 28 January 2024. HTU hosted London Bees in the National League Cup at 14:00, while a Eastern Region League Cup tie at home to Stevenage awaited Bowers & Pitsea at 15:00.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet**
*\*For match photography, see: @hashtagutdwomen*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Aveley, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hornchurch 3–0 Hashtag United (28.08.2023)

**Hornchurch 3–0 Hashtag United (28.08.2023)** was HTU men's 15th fixture of 2023–24. An Isthmian League - Premier Division game, it took place on 28 August 2023 at the Hornchurch Stadium in Upminster, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming into this fixture 2 winless, having followed their last win on 15 August 2023 at Concord Rangers with back-to-back goalless draws with Bognor Regis Town and Folkestone Invicta.

Venue
It was HTU's 2nd match at the Hornchurch Stadium in Upminster, England.

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Opposition
Victories over Horsham and Margate gave Hornchurch a 100% beginning to their competitive season, though they had since dropped points in draws with Carshalton Athletic and Lewes. It was the 2nd meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jay Devereux made 5 changes to his side from 2 days prior, as Wyan Reid, Greg Halford, Max Cornhill, Misha Djemaili and Suleyman Zuhdu replaced Tom Anderson, Nathan Smith, Lewis Watson, Toby Aromolaran and Alex Teniola.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half (*time added: +2*)
Second half (*time added: +4*)
Liam Nash gave Hornchurch the lead in minute 71, which came prior to Tom Wraight netting 2 goals in as many minutes to give *The Urchins* a 3-goal victory.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** n/a.

 HTU:  Ryan Scott (HOR) - chosen by Ed Cooper
**Assistant referees:**
George Barker
Jay Knight
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

### Statistics

Statistics
 Shots On Target
 Shots Off Target
 Blocked Shots
 Corners
 Offsides
 Fouls
 Yellow cards
 Red cards

## Post-match

2 September 2023 at 15:00 would see both sides return to competitive action, as they both entered the FA Cup at the 1st qualifying round and met lower division outfits on home soil - HTU against Brentwood Town, Hornchurch against Fakenham Town.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @segalmark*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Upminster, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
2. ↑ "Hornchurch vs Hashtag Utd" .
Hashtag United 2–0 Plymouth Argyle (22.10.2023)

**Hashtag United 2–0 Plymouth Argyle (22.10.2023)** was HTU women's 15th fixture of 2023–24. A National League - Premier Division, Southern Division game, it took place on 22 October 2023 at Parkside in Aveley, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off a National League - Premier Division, Southern Division win at home to Billericay Town on 11 October 2023, having previously suffered their 1st-ever defeat at Parkside 4 days prior versus Milton Keynes Dons.

Venue
It was HTU's 19th match at Parkside in Aveley, England.

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Opposition
Plymouth Argyle were coming off just 1 victory in their last 5 matches with an aggregate scoreline 18–6 across league and cup. It was the 1st meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jason Stephens made 1 change to his side from 11 days prior, as Esme Lancaster replaced Hayley West (unavailable). On the substitute's bench, Jade Keogh was added - though later withdrew, alongside teammate Kara Fordjour, moments before kick-off.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half
Minute 9 saw Malika Apindia net the opening goal of the match for HTU.

Second half
Samantha Rowland doubled the advantage of *The Tags* in the 47th minute

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 TBD. 2–0 TBD.

HTU: Courtney Lumley (HTU) - chosen by Ed Cooper
PLY: Lucy Hack (PLY)
**Assistant referees:**
Chris Bowdery
Alison Wade
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

HTU would return to action a week later by facing Rugby Borough at home in the National League Cup 2nd round, though Plymouth Argyle's next competitive game would see them host London Bees in the National League - Premier Division, Southern Division on 5 November 2023.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @hashtagutdwomen*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Aveley, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 1–1 Coggeshall Town (15.08.2021)

**Hashtag United 1–1 Coggeshall Town (15.08.2021)** was HTU's first competitive fixture of 2021–22. An Isthmian League - North Division matchday one game, it took place on 15 August 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU headed into their first competitive match off the back of five wins, two draws and three defeats in pre-season. They met a Coggeshall Town team that had just lost to Bishop's Stortford in their pre-season finale.

It was the first meeting between HTU and Coggeshall Town.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux kept nine of the same players that started the final friendly against Binfield, with the two changes being new signing Stevie Hart-Sheehan and Jesse Waller Lassen replacing Kris Newby and Carlos Flood.

The match was livestreamed for members of HTU's YouTube channel, which preceded highlights being released on 18 August 2021; with main commentator Spencer Owen, co-commentator Seb Carmichael-Brown and reporters Lewis Preston and Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

Second half
Coggeshall took the lead in the 76th minute through Ross Wall, who finished nicely from outside the box. HTU levelled things in the 84th minute, as Jesse Waller Lassen's long range strike took a slight deflection off Ayrton Coley and past Matthew Cafer.

### Details

**HTU Assist:** 1-1 n/a.

Anthony Page (HTU) - chosen by Seb Carmichael-Brown
**Assistant referees:**
Jack Ridge (ENG)
Paul Sturton (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

Both sides featured in the preliminary round of the FA Cup next time out, with HTU losing away to Ware and Coggeshall being defeated at home by Berkhamsted.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in August 2021 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 7–2 All Prospects (31.07.2022)

Hashtag United 7–2 All Prospects SEN
**Competition:** Pre-Season Friendly. **Date:** 31 July 2021. **Time:** 14:00 (local).

**Venue:** Forest Glade FC. **Location:** Billericay, England. **Referee:** ?.

**Goalscorers:** ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ?, ? **//** ?, ?
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown. #2 Unknown. #3 Unknown. #4 Unknown. #5 Unknown. #6 Unknown. #7 Unknown
**Match Reports:** n/a
**Notes:** n/a.

Hashtag United 0–10 Loughborough University (24.07.2021) **:Previous** | **Next:** Barking 3–3 Hashtag United (02.08.2021)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 4–0 Concord Rangers (14.01.2022)

Hashtag United 4–0 Concord Rangers
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 1. **Date:** 14 January 2022. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Len Salmon Stadium. **Location:** Pitsea, England. **Referee:** Joe Lannon.

**Goalscorers:** Joe Debell (2), Ed Cooper, Tommy Sykes **//** n/a
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown. #2 Unknown. #3 Unknown. #4 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** Match originally played on 5 November 2021 - abandoned at 2–0 at around the hour mark after fireworks were fired onto the pitch from outside the ground, notably hitting Matas Škarna.

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2021–22 season
Hashtag United 1–2 Dunmow Town (16.10.2021)

Hashtag United 1–2 Dunmow Town SEN
**Competition:** BBC Essex Saturday Premier Cup (R2). **Date:** 16 October 2021. **Time:** 14:00 (local).

**Venue:** Len Salmon Stadium. **Location:** Pitsea, England. **Referee:** ?.

**Goalscorers:** Kojo Apenteng **//** James Cowler, Chris Jennings.
**HTU Assists:** 1-2 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** Roll on/off substitutions.

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2021–22 season
Hashtag United 2–1 Concord Rangers (16.10.2023)

**Hashtag United 2–1 Concord Rangers (16.10.2023)** was HTU men's 24th fixture of 2023–24. An Velocity Sports Trophy game, it took place on 16 October 2023 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off a streak of 3 matches winless, though they had only suffered defeated once in their most recent 5 games across all competitions - their latest result saw them draw 1–1 at Whitehawk on 14 October 2023 in the Isthmian League - Premier Division.

Venue
It was HTU's 82nd match at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

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Opposition
Concord Rangers were off 3 consecutive defeats across league and cup, having only won once across their opening 15 encounters in all tournaments. It was the 4th meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jay Devereux made 6 changes to his side from 2 days prior, as Wyan Reid, Greg Halford, Misha Djemaili, Toby Aromolaran, Alex Teniola and Pedro Carvalho replaced Matthew Wooldridge, Tom Anderson, Max Cornhill (rested), Camilo Restrepo, Alfie Cue and Nigel Aris (all benched bar Anderson). Ted Curd and Sak Hassan missed the match due to international duty.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half
Harrison Day gave Concord Rangers an early lead in the 8th minute. Misha Djemaili equalised for *The Tags* in the 43rd minute.

Second half (*time added: +5*)
Alex Teniola made it 2 goals in 2 games in the 67th minute as he struck HTU's winner.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–1 Pedro Carvalho. 2–1 Misha Djemaili.

 HTU:  Misha Djemaili (HTU) - chosen by Marcus Stamp
**Assistant referees:**
Adam Miller
James Perry
* 90 minutes.
* Match goes to penalties if drawn.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of five substitutions used.

## Post-match

On 21 October 2023 at 15:00 in the Isthmian League - Premier Division, HTU would take a trip to Margate as Concord Rangers hosted Chatham Town.

## Gallery

**Digital Teamsheet****Programme Cover**
*\*For match photography, see: @lucycopsey\_98*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 6–0 Redbridge (11.07.2023)

**Hashtag United 6–0 Redbridge (11.07.2023)** was HTU men's 4th fixture of 2023–24. A friendly game, it took place on 11 July 2023 at Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were off 3 straight victories to open their 2023–24 pre-season, having made away trips to Bowers & Pitsea (on 1 July 2023), Barking (on 4 July) and AFC Sudbury (on 8 July).

Venue
It was HTU's 75th match at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

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Opposition
Redbridge were partaking in their 3rd pre-season fixture, having previously lost 5–4 away to Frenford and drawn 1–1 at Tilbury. It was the 4th meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
The line-up was not publically revealed, though was shown privately to the club's YouTube members.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

First half
HTU raced into a 2-goal advantage following quickfire goals from Percy Kiangebeni and Alex Teniola, which were followed by a Max Cornhill strike on 40 minutes.

Second half
An own-goal on 49 minutes made it 4–0 to *The Tags*, which was preceded by 2 goals from Alex Teniola as he notched a hat-trick.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 Nathan Smith. 2–0 Misha Djemaili. 3–0 Nathan Smith. 4–0 n/a. 5–0 Joe Paxman. 6–0 Sak Hassan.

*Full line-ups unknown*

**Assistant referees:**
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

Farnham Town would be HTU's next pre-season opponents on 15 July 2023 away from home at 15:00. At the same time, Redbridge would take a trip to visit Barking.

## Gallery

*\*For match photography, see: @hashtagutd*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Georgia Richards

**Last statistical update: n/a**

**Georgia Richards** is a footballer who played for **Hashtag United** (women).

Having featured in the past for West Ham United, Richards was attached to the youth system of Charlton Athletic around November 2013.

Education
Richards captained the Nottingham Trent University football team during her second and third year of attending between 2015 and 2018, having also previously repped Gaynes School between 2008 and 2013.

Gillingham
From the 2018–19 campaign, Richards started featuring for National League - Premier Division, Southern Division side Gillingham. She began the season with their development team, debuting on 9 September 2018 in a four-goal loss at ex-club Charlton Athletic Development. 11 further appearances followed at that level, which preceded the defender moving into the senior squad for a 24 March 2019 league game away to Plymouth Argyle - as she came off the bench in an eventual 1–1 draw. Her starting bow arrived on 5 May as they tied at home to Chichester City on the final day. In the subsequent 2019–20, Richards participated 10 times for their development line-up before the division's curtailment due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

### HTU

2020–21
Ahead of 2020–21, Richards headed off to Jason Stephens' HTU. She would take part in the initial pre-season period, featuring in exhibition victories over Sporting Khalsa (on 16 August 2020 as a starter) and Haringey Borough (on 23 August as a substitute). Richards made her first competitive appearance on the opening day of the club's National League - Division One South East campaign on the road to Ipswich Town, as she started for *The Tags* in a 1–0 defeat at The Goldstar Ground.

### Post-HTU

It is unclear as to what Richards's succeeding footballing experience was after playing for HTU.

## Style of Play

Richards plays centre-back and left-back.

## Personal Life

Richards attended Gaynes School (2008–2013), The Campion School (2013–2015) and Nottingham Trent University (2015–2018). She initially worked in retail for Mars (2017) and NEXT (2017–2018), before moving into human resources for Bentley Systems (2018–2019), GSMA (2019–2022) and Brunswick Group (2022–). Her cousin, Kelsey, played for Millwall at youth level.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

'*Other Cups' includes competitions like the FA Trophy, the FA Vase and friendly tournaments. See also: HTUwiki:DataIssues.*

Appearances (3)
Sporting Khalsa  v  Hashtag United

Haringey Borough  v  Hashtag United

Ipswich Town  v  Hashtag United

## References

1. ↑ "Happy 21st birthday @geo\_richards!" , 18 September 2017.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 2.2 "Born Kicking – Georgia Richards (Charlton Athletic Res)" , 17 November 2013.
3. ↑ "Read about our own @geo\_richards on Born Kicking on @SheKicksdotnet" , 17 November 2013.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Georgia Richards" .
5. ↑ 5.0 5.1 5.2 5.3 5.4 "Georgia Richards player stats" .
Harry Hesketh

**Last statistical update: n/a**

**Harry Hesketh** is a footballer who played for **Hashtag United** (men).

## Career

### Pre-HTU

It is unclear as to what Hesketh's prior footballing experience was before playing for HTU.

### HTU

2016–18
Hesketh made his debut on the pitch for *The Tags* in early 2016, coming off the bench during a 3–2 victory at the Boleyn Ground against Umbro. A second appearance arrived later in the year against West Ham United Staff at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre, as he was substituted on in an eventual 2–0 defeat on home soil. Hesketh's final two appearances for the club came on their US Tour, as he came on during a victory over New York City Staff before starting a 6–3 loss at the hands of Jimmy Conrad's Warmballers.

2018–19
Hesketh returned to a HTU first-team squad in late-2018, appearing on the bench as *The Tags* lost to Rebel in a Wembley Cup semi-final at Wembley Stadium on 25 November.

2019–20
Hesketh remained attached to HTU until the end of 2019–20, when he announced his departure from the club. During his time, he also played for the Sunday League team.

### Post-HTU

Town Green Athletic
Across 2020–21 and 2021–22, Hesketh played in the South Lancashire Counties League for Town Green Athletic. He was substituted on 7 times in the former campaign, having debuted on 11 April as they won against AFC Leigh. He then scored 1 goal, versus AFC Botanical, in 9 substitute showings in the latter season.

## Personal Life

Hesketh is, barring 2021–2023 retirement, an eSports player, notably previously representing HTU at FIFA.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

'*Other Cups' includes competitions like the FA Trophy, the FA Vase and friendly tournaments. See also: HTUwiki:DataIssues.*

Appearances (4)
Umbro  v  Hashtag United

Hashtag United  v  West Ham United Staff

New York City Staff  v  Hashtag United

Warmballers  v  Hashtag United

## References

1. ↑ "FIFA: The game that changed the game" , 7 October 2021.
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Harry Hesketh" .
3. ↑ "With all my heart.. thank you" , 27 July 2020.
4. ↑ 4.0 4.1 4.2 "Harry Hesketh player stats" .
5. ↑ "FIFA 21 pro Harry Hesketh announces retirement after EA ban for "mum joke"" , 25 January 2021.
6. ↑ "I always get an urge to do the impossible and my next challenge is the hardest to date." , 28 July 2023.
Honours

Honours won by HTU.

*italics indicates competition was non-competitive*

## Hashtag United (men)

Senior
* *Jersey Cup (1): 2017*
* *Wembley Cup (1): 2017*
* Thurlow Nunn League - Division One South (1): 2018–19
* Isthmian League - North Division (1): 2022–23

## Hashtag United (women)

Senior
* Essex Senior Cup (1): 2021–22
* National League - Division One South East (1): 2022–23
Hashtag United 3–2 Coggeshall United (05.07.2021)

**Hashtag United – Coggeshall United (05.07.2021)** was HTU's second non-competitive fixture of 2021–22. A friendly match, it took place on 5 July 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

Having secured a victory in their opening pre-season fixture against higher division opposition in Bowers & Pitsea, HTU hosted Eastern Counties League side Coggeshall United; who had just come off versus Tiptree Heath (win), Kingsdown (win) and Coggeshall Town (loss).

It was the fourth meeting between HTU and Coggeshall United, with HTU winning the most recent encounter in the FA Vase on 1 November 2020.

## Pre-match

With the fixture from two days prior in mind, Jay Devereux replaced six members of his starting eleven as Anthony Page, Jamie Hursit, Ryan O'Rawe, Joe Debell, Carlos Flood and Sam Bantick came in to replace Jamie Jackson, Danny Smith, Simon Peddie, George Smith, Liam Mulligan and Joni Vukaj.

The match was broadcast live on HTU's YouTube channel; with main commentator/presenter Lewis Preston, Kiernan Hughes-Mason (first half) and George Smith (second half) and reporter Neil Smythe.

## Match

### Summary

First half
In the 23rd minute, Hashtag Academy alum Carlos Flood - assisted by Jamie Hursit - gave HTU the lead with a well placed finish. Jamie Hursit himself doubled their lead in the 27th minute, having slotted home at the far post.

Second half
Coggeshall pulled one back in the 63rd minute, after Ross Gleed turned a cross into his own net. Two minutes later, though, HTU regained their two-goal lead following a strike from Sam Bantick; after the Coggeshall defender (#6) misjudged a Harry Honesty cross. In stoppage time, in the 91st minute, #8 made it 3–2 with a lovely strike from distance.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Jamie Hursit. 2-0 Harry Honesty. 3-1 Harry Honesty.

*Coggeshall United team news unknown*

* 90 minutes.
* Unlimited substitutions

## Post-match

HTU met Frenford away from home just twenty four hours later, while Coggeshall United went up against Hutton on home turf on 10 July 2021.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in July 2021 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag Academy

The **Hashtag Academy** is an online series which searches for first-team players and awards the winner a full-time contract. First aired in mid-2017, the series has subsequently had a second (2019) and a third (2021) series; with the latter incorporating female players for the first time, having previously only involved male players.

## Next Level Football League

In 2017 and 2018, the men's Hashtag Academy team participated in the 7-a-side Next Level Football League. They won the first edition after finishing top of a round-robin format, though would fall at the semi-final stage in the play-offs of the subsequent edition.
Hashtag United 1–2 Heybridge Swifts (17.10.2021)

**Hashtag United 1–2 Heybridge Swifts (17.10.2021)** was HTU's eleventh competitive fixture of 2021–22. An Isthmian League - North Division matchday nine game, it took place on 17 October 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU were coming off three wins in four league matches, having previously lost six in eight. They hosted a Heybridge Swifts side that was coming off a 3–2 away league victory over Felixstowe & Walton United.

It was the second meeting between HTU and Heybridge, with the first encounter seeing the latter club run out comfortable 3–0 winners at Scraley Road in a mid-season friendly on 19 February 2019.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux made just one change from the team that were victorious last time out, as Kiernan Hughes-Mason dropped down to the bench to allow Jesse Waller Lassen to start.

The match was livestreamed for members of HTU's YouTube channel.

## Match

### Summary

First half
Jack Adlington-Pile gave Heybridge a 1-0 lead in the 38th minute, having beaten Anthony Page at his near post.

Second half
Darius Ghinea doubled Heybridge's advantage in the 51st minute with a superb half volley from outside the box. The 62nd minute saw HTU awarded a penalty after Jake Lindsey was fouled, though a minute later Kris Newby would sky the penalty high above Callum Chafer's crossbar. Harry Haysom pulled a goal back for HTU in the 79th minute with a header.

### Details

**HTU Assist:** 1-2 Ross Gleed.

John Hyde (ENG)
George Lowe (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU would revisit Tilbury next time out, as they met their former stadium landlords in the Isthmian League - North Division. Heybridge, meanwhile, would host Grays Athletic in the same competition.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* Website
* YouTube
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