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Hashtag United 0–1 Cheltenham Town (03.12.2023)

**Hashtag United 0–1 Cheltenham Town (03.12.2023)** was HTU women's 19th fixture of 2023–24. An National League - Premier Division, Southern Division game, it took place on 3 December 2023 at Parkside in Aveley, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off just 1 defeat in their previous 5 encounters, having won 3 in a row in the National League - Premier Division, Southern Division versus Billericay Town, Plymouth Argyle and Cardiff City.

Venue
It was HTU's 21st match at Parkside in Aveley, England.

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

Opposition
Cheltenham Town were coming off back-to-back victories, as both came in FA Cup action against Cardiff City and Exeter City. *The Robinesses* were undefeated in their last 2 National League - Premier Division, Southern Division games. It was the 1st meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jason Stephens made 2 changes to his side from 7 days prior, as new signing Sophie Baigent and Jade Keogh replaced Maddie Farrand and Sophie Kelly (both benched). On the substitute's bench, new signing Mae Lawfull and Torri Keen were added as Kara Fordjour dropped out.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

## Match

### Summary

Second half
Una Lue netted the winning goal for Cheltenham Town in the 73rd minute.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** n/a.

*HTU substitutions unknown*

**Assistant referees:**

* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

HTU would see more National League - Premier Division, Southern Division action next time out as they hosted Rugby Borough on 17 December 2023 at 14:00, while Cheltenham Town would continue their FA Cup run with a home tie with Reading of the Championship on 10 December at 13:00.

## Gallery

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

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Aveley, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 0–2 Chalfont St Peter (31.07.2021)

**Hashtag United 0–2 Chalfont St Peter (31.07.2021)** was HTU's seventh non-competitive fixture of 2021–22. A friendly match, it took place on 31 July 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

After one victory in five pre-season friendlies, and off a loss to Basingstoke Town, HTU hosted Isthmian League - South Central Division side Chalfont St Peter. HTU were scheduled to face Herne Bay in the preceding midweek, though the match was rearranged due to squad unavailability.

It was the first meeting between HTU and Chalfont.

## Pre-match

Seven players remained in the starting eleven from HTU's prior match, as Matthew Wooldridge, Harry Haysom, Kris Newby, Joe Gregory, Harry Honesty, Jesse Waller Lassen and Joe Debell all retained their spot. Anthony Page, Reece Hewitt, Rowan Dorling and Kojo Apenteng all came in.

The match was broadcast live for free on HTU's YouTube channel; with main commentator Lewis Preston and co-commentator George Smith.

## Match

### Summary

Second half
Chalfont's #6 gave them the lead in the 49th minute, having headed in the rebound of his own shot that was saved by Anthony Page. Their lead was doubled by their #7 in the 61st minute.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** n/a.

*HTU full substitutions/Chalfont team news unknown*

* 90 minutes.
* Unlimited substitutions

## Post-match

HTU went on to face Herne Bay away next time out, while Chalfont had a home match lined up with Berkhamsted.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube
International Tags

A list of HTU players to have played international football for their country at any point in their career.

***bold** indicates they were selected for their country whilst with HTU.*

## Men

 Antigua & Barbuda
* Kiernan Hughes-Mason - training

 Cyprus
* Tom Williams - senior, 1 cap

 England
* Sam Byles - U16/U17 schoolboys
* **Ted Curd** - U16/U17/U18, 12 caps
* Robbie Fowler - youth/B/senior, 26 caps, 7 goals
* Greg Halford - youth, 4 caps, 1 goal
* Jack Harrison - U18 schoolboys
* Harry Honesty - U18 schoolboys
* Ryan Sammons - U18 schoolboys

 France
* William Gallas - youth/senior, 84 caps, 5 goals
* Robert Pires - youth/senior, 79 caps, 14 goals

 Grenada
* Jermaine Francis - senior, 1 cap

 Jamaica
* Nathan Smith - senior, 2 caps

 Lithuania
* Matas Škarna - youth, 3 caps

 Morocco
* Alexis André Jr. - U23, call-up

 Montserrat
* Simon Peddie - senior, 2 caps

 Nigeria
* Nigel Aris - U17, ? caps
* Okwute Izuchukwu - U16 training

 Palestine
* Luis Shamshoum - youth, 0 caps

 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
* Aaron Couch - training

 Seychelles
* Carlos Simeon - senior, 3 caps

 Somalia
* **Sak Hassan** - senior, 6 caps, 1 goal

 United States
* Jimmy Conrad - senior, 27 caps, 1 goal

 Wales
* Robbie Savage - youth/senior, 39 caps, 2 goals

## Women

 Bermuda
* **Eva Frazzoni** - youth/senior, 10 caps, 2 goals

 England
* Frankie Angel - U15/U17
* Sophie Baigent - youth
* Maisy Barker - U17
* Brooke Cairns - U16/U17/U18
* Evie Clarke - U17/U19/U21+
* Kara Fordjour - U17
* Louise Hogan - deaf
* Tally Miles - colleges youth
* Macey Nicholls - training
* Katie O'Hanlon - U15
* Imogen Riches - U19
* Phoebe Williams - U17/U18/U19

 Portugal
* Eva Carvalho - U19
Hashtag United 2–0 Romford (03.10.2021)

**Hashtag United 2–0 Romford (03.10.2021)** was HTU's tenth competitive fixture of 2021–22. An Isthmian League - North Division matchday eight game, it took place on 3 October 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU were aiming for back-to-back competitive victories for the first time after beating Witham Town last time out, as they hosted a Romford side that were coming off three straight defeats; having most recently lost to HTU's former stadium landlords Tilbury days prior.

It was the second meeting between HTU and Romford, with their first encounter seeing HTU run out 2–0 friendly winners in what was just their third match of chapter two.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux kept ten of the names that started the preceding win, with the gaffer's only change seeing Joshua Osude come in to replace Toby Aromolaran.

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

## Match

### Summary

First half
Nine minutes elapsed before HTU found an opener, as Harry Haysom nodded home Joni Vukaj's corner. Their lead was doubled six minutes later as Joe Debell netted after Harry Honesty's set-up.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Joni Vukaj. 2-0 n/a.

Nigel Owen (ENG)
Dele Sotimirin (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

Next up for HTU, in two week's time, was a home league match with Heybridge Swifts, while Romford were in FA Trophy second round qualifying action a week later away at Bedfont Sports.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* Website
* YouTube
Hashtag United 2–0 Sawbridgeworth Town (28.10.2022)

Hashtag United 2–0 Sawbridgeworth Town
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 1. **Date:** 28 October 2022. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

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

**Goalscorers:** Jeremy Obi, Nathan Wilson **//** n/a
**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Unknown. 2-0 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA.
**Notes:** n/a.

Cannons Wood 0–5 Hashtag United (14.10.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** Saffron Walden Town 2–4 Hashtag United (05.11.2022)
2022–23 season
Hashtag United 2–3 West Essex (12.11.2021)

Hashtag United 2–3 West Essex
**Competition:** Len Cordell Memorial Trophy (GS, GD). **Date:** 12 November 2021. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

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

**Goalscorers:** Bradley Bunker, Tommy Sykes **//** Kobi Manu (2), Andre Odeku
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown. #2 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

Hashtag United 6–0 Brentwood Town (22.10.2021) **:Previous** | **Next:** Witham Town 2–4 Hashtag United (19.11.2021)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 3–2 Dream Team (27.03.2016)

**Hashtag United 3–2 Dream Team (27.03.2016)** was HTU men's first fixture of 2016–18. A Division 5 matchday one game, it took place on 27 March 2016 (VUD) at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were participating in their first-ever match.

Venue
It was HTU's first match at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England.

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Opposition
Dream Team were playing their second-ever fixture, having lost their first. It was the first meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
All HTU players were making their debut for the club, though Seb Carmichael-Brown, Dan Pheysey, Rich Beck, Michael Wood, Faisal Manji, James Stevens, Ryan Adams, Wes Tanser and Phil Martin all previously played for Spencer Carmichael-Brown's Spencer FC - the precursor of *The Tags*.

Broadcasting
The match was not broadcast live, though highlights were released on 27 March 2016 via Spencer's YouTube channel; with Spencer himself commentating.

## Match

### Summary

First half
A giveaway by Dream Team inside their own box, enforced by Seb Carmichael-Brown, allows the ball to fall to Ryan Adams, who lays off Faisal Manji to fire the ball past Dream Team goalkeeper Richard Wray.

Second half
HTU made it 2-0 in the second half after Dan Pheysey launched a goal kick route one, which allowed Phil Martin to knock the ball onto a one-on-one Ryan Adams and the forward made no mistake. Soon after, Dream Team pulled one back through Rory Harper; who got himself on the end of a corner kick before finishing from close range with an overhead kick of sorts. HTU would go on to secure the victory with a third goal, as a corner was worked well and eventually turned home via the head of Rich Beck. Dream Team did net a late consolation via a Cherno Samba free-kick.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Ryan Adams. 2-0 Phil Martin. 3-0 Dan Brown.

*Full Dream Team line-up unknown*

Rich Beck (HTU) - chosen by Spencer Carmichael-Brown
**Assistant referees:**
* 90 minutes.
* Rolling substitutions

## Post-match

The two teams would immediately meet in a friendly rematch, as HTU ran out 6–0 winners at the same venue on the same day.
Hashtag United 7–1 Football Manager (29.05.2016)

**Hashtag United 7–1 Football Manager (29.05.2016)** was HTU men's sixth fixture of 2016–18. A Division 5 match, it took place on 29 May 2016 (VUD) at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England.

## Match

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Spencer Carmichael-Brown. 2-0 Seb Carmichael-Brown. 3-0 unknown. 4-0 Ryan Adams. 5-0 Seb Carmichael-Brown. 6-0 n/a. 7-1 n/a.
James Stevens

**Last statistical update: n/a**

**James Stevens** is a footballer who played for **Hashtag United** (men).

## Career

### Pre-HTU

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

### HTU

2016–18
Having been part of Spencer FC beforehand, Stevens was later selected to become part of HTU at the club's inception at the start of 2016. He debuted in their 1st-ever match, as he came off the bench in a 3–2 over Dream Team. He started for the opening time afterwards as the two teams played an immediate rematch, which HTU won 6–0. In his 7th match, Stevens assisted Dan Brown during a 3–2 triumph at the Boleyn Ground over Umbro. Next time out, the midfielder scored in a 19–1 thrashing of Comedians XI at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre. Later in the year, Stevens played against brother Matt in a match with Mongolian Horses and gained a 2nd assist (again for Dan Brown) in a draw with Freestylers. In total, he featured 16 times.

### Post-HTU

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

## Personal Life

Stevens attended the King Edward VI Grammar School (2000–2007) and the University of Sheffield (2007–2010). He worked in sales for Ashfield In2Focus (2011–2013), prior to working in a variety of roles for BSN medical/Essity since July 2013. Stevens married Hayley Carter on 8 July 2017, they have 2 children.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

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

Appearances (16)
* List of appearances of James Stevens

Goal (1)
* \*indicates date is that of the video upload.

Hashtag United  v  Comedians XI

## References

1. ↑ "🎂 Happy Birthday to @JamesStevens9! Our #99 has been with Hashtag since the start! Have a great day Stevens!" , 24 December 2017.
2. ↑ "is going to Las Vegas, so far being 21 is pretty fucking rude" , 24 December 2009.
3. ↑ 3.0 3.1 "James Stevens" , 24 December 2009.
4. ↑ "5 years served successfully. No chance of parole." , 8 July 2022.
5. ↑ "As a result of huge investments made across the business in Q3 2021, early reports for 2022/23 highlight a minimum 100% increase in production figures with no ambitions for further expansion thereafter." , 5 June 2022.
Hashtag United 1–0 Sawbridgeworth Town (12.12.2020)

**Hashtag United 1–0 Sawbridgeworth Town (12.12.2020)** was HTU's final competitive fixture of 2020–21. An Essex Senior League matchday twelve game, it took place on 12 December 2020 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU came into the match top of the Essex Senior League, two points clear of Stansted with three games in hand. Sawbridgeworth Town, meanwhile, sat 13th. HTU were coming off an FA Vase penalty shoot-out defeat to Fakenham Town, while Sawbridgeworth had most recently lost in the league to Southend Manor. It was the sixth meeting between the two sides, with HTU previously winning four and drawing one; the latter led to a penalty shoot-out, which HTU won.

## Pre-match

HTU made three changes from their FA Vase loss a week prior, with Kris Newby, Sam Bantick and Toby Aromolaran replacing Danny Smith, Albie Keith and Harry Honesty. HTU manager Jay Devereux missed the match due to his daughter testing positive for COVID-19 which forced him to self isolate, with assistant manager Joe Keith taking charge of the fixture.

The match was livestreamed via pay-per-view on HTU's Twitch channel, while highlights were uploaded by the club on 15 December 2020; with main commentator Seb Carmichael-Brown, co-commentator Ricky Evans and presenter/reporter Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

First half
In the 44th minute, following a foul on Reece Hewitt, Kris Newby scored directly from a free-kick to give HTU the lead.

### Details

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

*Sawbridgeworth Town substitutions unknown*

Kris Newby (HTU) - chosen by Ricky Evans and fan vote
**Assistant referees:**
Robert Collins (ENG)
Thomas Raffan (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU remained top of the table, while Sawbridgeworth Town dropped to 15th. The fixture turned out to be HTU's final competitive game of the 2020–21 campaign due to a curtailment enforced by the COVID-19 pandemic.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in December 2020 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
2. ↑ 2.00 2.01 2.02 2.03 2.04 2.05 2.06 2.07 2.08 2.09 2.10 2.11 2.12 2.13 2.14 2.15 2.16 "Hashtag Utd v Sawbridgeworth Town, teamsheet for Sawbridgeworth Town" , 12 December 2020.
3. ↑ "PREMIER DIVISION" , 12 December 2020.
Hashtag United 0–1 Sawbridgeworth Town (28.01.2022)

Hashtag United 0–1 Sawbridgeworth Town
**Competition:** Len Cordell Memorial Trophy (GS, GD). **Date:** 28 January 2022. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

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

**Goalscorers:** n/a **//** ?
**HTU Assists:** n/a.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

Hashtag United 4–0 Concord Rangers (14.01.2022) **:Previous** | **Next:** Concord Rangers awd. Hashtag United (05.02.2022)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 2–1 Hashtag United (08.08.2020)

Hashtag United (RES) 2–1 Hashtag United (DEV)
**Competition:** Pre-Season Friendly. **Date:** 8 August 2020. **Time:** ? (local).

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

**Goalscorers:** Luis Berkane, o.g. **//** Simon Peddie (o.g.)
**HTU Assists:** 1-0 n/a. 2-1 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** n/a
**Notes:** n/a.

n/a **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 3–0 Ongar Town (15.08.2020)
2020–21 season
Harlow Town 0–5 Hashtag United (13.08.2021)

Harlow Town 0–5 Hashtag United
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 1. **Date:** 13 August 2021. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

**Venue:** Harlow Arena. **Location:** Harlow, England. **Referee:** Ben Compton.

**Goalscorers:** n/a **//** George Smith (2), Carlos Flood, Danny Smith, Kieran Southgate
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown. #2 Unknown. #3 Unknown. #4 Unknown. #5 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

Barking 3–3 Hashtag United (02.08.2021) **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 3–3 Billericay Town (20.08.2021)
2021–22 season
Mae Lawfull

**Last statistical update: 21:08, 3 December 2023 (UTC)**

**Mae Lawfull** is a footballer who plays for **Hashtag United** (women).

Lawfull had youth stints with Barnet (in the Junior Premier League), Chigwell (around 2021 in the BCFA Youth League for their U13s and U14s), London Bees (in the Middlesex Youth League for their U14s) and Charlton Athletic (since 2022 in the Girls' England Talent Pathway League for their U16s), having also represented Essex at schools level.

### HTU

2023–24
On 3 December 2023, Lawfull was revealed as a new signing by Jason Stephens' HTU. She was subsequently selected on the substitute's bench later that day for an eventual 1–0 home loss in the National League - Premier Division, Southern Division against Cheltenham Town.

## Personal Life

Lawfull also partakes in athletics, notably winning a Redbridge district 800m race. Her older brother, Henry, is an actor. Lawfull's siblings also played youth football.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

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

Appearances (0)

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 "Mae Lawfull" .
2. ↑ 2.0 2.1 "Girls' grass-roots football still struggling despite Lionesses rise" , 29 July 2022.
3. ↑ "Mae Lawfull player stats" .
4. ↑ "London Bees WFC Academy U14s Girls" .
5. ↑ "Mae Lawfull player stats" .
6. ↑ "Elsewhere we’ve also added Mae Lawful, a 16 year old technical midfielder from Charlton who comes into the side today and could feature off the bench!" .
7. ↑ "Henry Lawfull - Biography" .
8. ↑ "Just be nice to have a copy for the wall. Not sure Henry wants anymore ABCC on the wall though 😂" , 30 November 2022.
Fred Mastin

**Last statistical update: n/a**

**Frederick Mastin** is a footballer who played for **Hashtag United** (men).

Between 2009 and 2016, Mastin attended King Edward VI Grammar School and played for and captained their football team. Around August 2013, Mastin was attached to Chelmsford City's youth system. In the succeeding March, whilst still with *The Clarets*, the defender appeared at county level for Essex.

### HTU

2016–18
Mastin appeared in season one of the Hashtag Academy, reaching episode 4 before being eliminated. He was, however, still added to HTU's first-team following the show's completion. The defender made his debut towards the end of 2017, as he came off the substitute's bench on Spanish soil as HTU beat Real Oviedo XI 2–1. His first start followed in the club's next fixture against Eibar XI. His first appearance of 2018 saw him start a goalless draw with Barawa, which preceded further showings versus University of Northampton XI, Edusport Academy, Newquay, University of Reading XI and, finally, Primetubers. Of his 8 appearances, Mastin was chosen as a starter on 5 occasions.

2021–22
On 12 November 2021, Mastin returned to HTU to make an appearance as a substitute for Kiernan Hughes-Mason's reserves as they lost 3–2 at home to West Essex in the Len Cordell Memorial Trophy group stage.

### Post-HTU

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

## Personal Life

Mastin attended King Edward VI Grammar School (2009–2016) and the University of Manchester (2018–2021). He has worked as a researcher for Wasserman since June 2022, having previously done so for Deloitte from 2016 to 2018; also interning at the London-based company. Mastin also worked within Manchester United's commercial department as a research assistant for 8 months from November 2021.

## HTU Statistics

Breakdown

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

Appearances (8)
* \*indicates date is that of the video upload.

Real Oviedo XI  v  Hashtag United

Eibar XI  v  Hashtag United

Hashtag United  v  Barawa

Hashtag United  v  University of Northampton XI

Edusport Academy  v  Hashtag United

Newquay  v  Hashtag United

University of Reading XI  v  Hashtag United

Primetubers  v  Hashtag United

## References

1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 1.3 "Fred Mastin" .
2. ↑ "Yay it's my birthday :)" , 10 March 2013.
3. ↑ "HASHTAG ACADEMY #1 - TRIALS! - WHO WILL SIGN FOR HASHTAG UNITED?!" , 19 February 2017.
4. ↑ "chelmsfordian-2016.pdf" .
5. ↑ "Chelmsford city alliance, just been made captain!" , 2 August 2013.
6. ↑ "Eastbury’s Massala nets a brace in Essex win" , 6 March 2014.
Hashtag United 0–1 Waltham Abbey (03.12.2021)

Hashtag United 0–1 Waltham Abbey
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 1. **Date:** 3 December 2021. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

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

**Goalscorers:** n/a **//** Harry Bullock
**HTU Assists:** n/a.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

Grays Athletic 0–0 Hashtag United (26.11.2021) **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 0–1 Waltham Abbey (10.12.2021)
2021–22 season
Hashtag United 17–0 Southend United (14.11.2021)

## Match

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Gemma Baker. 2-0 Amy-Leigh Abrehart. 3-0 Gemma Baker. 4-0 n/a. 5-0 Courtney Clarke. 6-0 Gemma Baker. 7-0 Sasha Adamson. 8-0 Sasha Adamson. 9-0 Gemma Baker. 10-0 Courtney Clarke. 11-0 n/a. 12-0 Cerys Adams. 13-0 Amy-Leigh Abrehart. 14-0 Amy-Leigh Abrehart. 15-0 Gemma Baker. 16-0 n/a. 17-0 Malika Apindia.
Hashtag United 2–5 Tiptree Heath (12.12.2020)

Hashtag United 2–5 Tiptree Heath SEN
**Competition:** BBC Essex Saturday Premier Cup (R2). **Date:** 12 December 2020. **Time:** 13:30 (local).

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

**Goalscorers:** Bradley Bunker, Kieran Southgate **//** ?, ?, ?, ?, ?
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown. #2 Unknown.=
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

Billericay Town 6–1 Hashtag United (05.12.2020) **:Previous** | **Next:** Hashtag United 0–10 Loughborough University (24.07.2021)
2020–21 season
Hashtag United 1–2 Milton Keynes Dons (08.10.2023)

**Hashtag United 1–2 Milton Keynes Dons (08.10.2023)** was HTU women's 13th fixture of 2023–24. A National League - Premier Division, Southern Division game, it took place on 8 October 2023 at Parkside in Aveley, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off 7 straight victories across league and cup, having most recently seen off Oxford United on 1 October in the National League Cup.

Venue
It was HTU's 18th match at Parkside in Aveley, England.

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Opposition
Milton Keynes Dons were coming from a 6-goal win at Cambridge City in the National League Cup, having not won in 3 National League - Premier Division, Southern Division fixtures leading up to it. It was the 2nd meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jason Stephens made 1 change to his side from 7 days prior, as Tally Miles replaced Samantha Rowland (late arrival). On the substitute's bench, Sophie Kelly was added as Jade Keogh and Maddie Farrand dropped out.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

* Audio

## Match

### Summary

First half
Grace Gillard scored a spot-kick in the 11th minute. Emily Wilson got the visitors level on 30 minutes.

Second half
In the 50th minute, Laura Mitchell grabbed the game-winning goal for Milton Keynes Dons.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 n/a.

*Full substitutions possibly unknown*

**Assistant referees:**
Anthony Abbs
Richard Baker
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

On 11 October 2023 at 19:45 in the National League - Premier Division, Southern Division, HTU would take on Billericay Town (away) while Milton Keynes Dons would play Rugby Borough (home).

## Gallery

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

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Aveley, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 3–0 Clapton (19.10.2020)

**Hashtag United 3–0 Clapton (19.10.2020)** was HTU's fifteenth competitive fixture of 2020–21. An Essex Senior League matchday nine game, it took place on 19 October 2020 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU sat in first place and had won their preceding seven Essex Senior League home matches, dating back from the previous season when they drew with Saffron Walden Town on 12 February 2020. Second bottom Clapton had won just won once in their last six competitive games, having conceded eighteen goals in the process.

This was the second meeting between HTU and Clapton, with HTU running out 3–1 winner at the EMR Stadium in Tilbury, England on 26 October 2019.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux made four changes from the away victory over Cockfosters on 17 October 2020, with Simon Peddie, Samraj Gill, Joshua Osude and Joe Gregory replacing Tom Anderson, Lee Hursit, Hary Honesty and Albie Keith. Kiernan Hughes-Mason, HTU's reserve team manager at the time, was drafted in as a substitute due to injuries and unavailability.

The match was broadcast live on HTU's Twitch channel for free, while highlights were uploaded by the club on 24 October 2020; with main commentator Seb Carmichael-Brown and co-commentator/presenter Spencer Owen.

## Match

### Summary

Second half
In the 51st minute, Joe Gregory gave HTU the lead after tapping in a Joshua Osude pull-back. Gregory grabbed his and HTU's second on 67 minutes, with the forward netting from inside the box. HTU made it 3–0 in the 90th minute via an excellent outside of the box curled shot from club debutant and reserve team manager Kiernan Hughes-Mason.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 Joshua Osude. 2-0 Sam Byles. 3-0 n/a.

*Clapton unused substitutes unknown*

Joe Gregory (HTU) - chosen by Spencer Owen
**Assistant referees:**
Matthew Friend (ENG)
Jeff Stanley (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU, with Cockfosters not in action, extended their lead at the top of the table to five points. Clapton remained second bottom. HTU followed this win up with a draw at home to Southend Manor, while Clapton suffered a 5–1 home defeat to Enfield.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in October 2020 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 2–1 COPA90 (17.04.2016)

**Hashtag United 2–1 COPA90 (17.04.2016)** was HTU men's third fixture of 2016–18. A Division 5 matchday two game, it took place on 17 April 2016 (VUD) at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off back-to-back victories, having defeated Dream Team in a Division 5 fixture and in a friendly; winning 3–2 and 6–0 respectively.

Venue
It was HTU's third match at the White Hart Lane Community Sports Centre in London, England, with both their previous home matches there ending in wins versus Dream Team.

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Opposition
It is unclear if COPA90 played any matches prior to facing HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
4 players came into the line-up for HTU from their 6–0 win over Dream Team, as James Stevens, Spencer Carmichael-Brown, Faisal Manji and Seb Carmichael-Brown replaced Ollie Smyth, Tom Jepson, Wes Tanser and John Dawson.

Broadcasting
The match was not broadcast live, though highlights were released on 17 April 2016 via Spencer Carmichael-Brown's YouTube channel; with Spencer himself commentating.

## Match

### Summary

Second half
After a mix-up at the back, Dan Brown pounced to score - at the second attempt after an initial save by David Vujanić - and put HTU 1-0 up. Ryan Adams made it a two-goal lead later on in the second half, having turned the ball home after it had rebounded off the crossbar following a defender attempting to clear a Wes Tanser effort. COPA90's #10 pulled one back for his side soon after, having tapped in from close range after Dan Pheysey parried a Michael Timbs shot.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 n/a. 2-0 n/a.

*Full COPA90 line-up unknown*

Ryan Adams (HTU) - chosen by Spencer Carmichael-Brown
**Assistant referees:**
* 90 minutes.
* Rolling substitutions.

## Post-match

The two sides would immediately meet up for a friendly rematch, which HTU would lose 3–2 at the same venue on the same day.
Hashtag United 3–3 Redbridge (19.07.2021)

**Hashtag United 3–3 Redbridge (19.07.2021)** was HTU's sixth non-competitive fixture of 2021–22. A friendly match, it took place on 19 July 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

Off three wins, one draw and a defeat in pre-season 2021, HTU met their second straight Essex Senior League opponent in Redbridge in Pitsea, England. Redbrige themselves were off a 5–2 win away to Essex Olympian League team Hutton.

It was the third meeting between HTU and Redbridge, with the most recent encounter ending in a 4–1 win for HTU as George Smith grabbed a hat-trick.

## Pre-match

Assistant manager Joe Keith, standing in for manager Jay Devereux who was on holiday, selected six of the same players who started the win away to White Ensign two days prior - with Reece Hewitt, Simon Peddie, Rowan Dorling, Jamie Hursit, Ross Gleed and Jesse Waller Lassen all being selected to start again.

The match was broadcast live for free on HTU's YouTube channel; with main commentator Spencer Owen and co-commentator Eddy Cooper (second half only).

## Match

### Summary

First half
In the 22nd minute, lower league Redbridge took the lead through #2. #10 doubled the away side's lead in the 35th minute after calmly finishing off a one-on-one with Jamie Jackson.

Second half
Redbridge's #10 netted his second of the match in the 57th minute to make it 3-0 to the visitors. In the 61st minute, captain Ross Gleed converted a penalty after Jake Lindsey was fouled a minute prior. Gleed then scored a free-kick in the 73rd minute for 3-2. HTU equalised in the 89th minute via a great long range strike from substitute Carlos Flood.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-3 n/a. 2-3 n/a. 3-3 Unknown.

*Redbridge team news/full HTU substitutes off unknown*

Joe Debell (HTU) - chosen by Eddy Cooper
* 90 minutes.
* Unlimited substitutions

## Post-match

Next up for HTU was Basingstoke Town (a) of the Isthmian League - South Central Division, while Redbridge met Eastern Counties League - Division One South side Newbury Forest (h).

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in July 2021 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Heybridge Swifts 0–3 Hashtag United (05.08.2023)

**Heybridge Swifts 0–3 Hashtag United (05.08.2023)** was HTU men's 10th fixture of 2023–24. A friendly game, it took place on 5 August 2023 at Scraley Road in Heybridge, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were off the back of 3 defeats in 4 pre-season fixtures after suffering losses to Enfield, White Ensign and Walton & Hersham.

Venue
It was HTU's 3rd match at Scraley Road in Heybridge, England.

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Opposition
Heybridge Swifts were coming off 3 wins in 4 in their pre-season schedule, having got the better of Burnham Ramblers, Canvey Island and Cheshunt. It was the 6th meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
No HTU line-up was publically revealed.

Broadcasting
The match was not broadcast live.

## Match

### Summary

First half
Harry Haysom gave HTU an early lead in the 4th minute. 40 minutes later, Max Cornhill doubled the *The Tags'* advantage.

Second half
HTU went down to 10 men on 55 minutes as Sak Hassan was sent off, though a third goal would arrive 15 minutes later via Suleyman Zuhdu.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 0–1 Sak Hassan. 0–2 Sak Hassan. 0–3 Sam Cornish.

**Assistant referees:**
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

Heybridge Swifts would open their competitive season a week later at 15:00 in the Isthmian League - North Division away to Stowmarket Town. Also on 12 August 2023 at the same time, HTU would start their Isthmian League - Premier Division campaign with a home match versus Dulwich Hamlet.

## Gallery

*\*For match photography, see: @lucycopsey\_98*

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Heybridge, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Hashtag United 1–0 Rugby Borough (17.12.2023)

**Hashtag United 1–0 Rugby Borough (17.12.2023)** was HTU women's 20th fixture of 2023–24. An National League - Premier Division, Southern Division game, it took place on 17 December 2023 at Parkside in Aveley, England.

## Background

HTU Form
HTU were coming off 2 losses in their last 3 fixtures, having fallen to defeat in action versus Norwich City (FA Cup) and Cheltenham Town (National League - Premier Division, Southern Division).

Venue
It was HTU's 22nd match at Parkside in Aveley, England.

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

Opposition
Rugby Borough were coming off an FA Cup loss to Sheffield United of the Championship, though had previously won their last 4 fixtures in all competitions since losing to *The Tags* on 29 October 2023. It was the 4th meeting between them and HTU.

## Pre-match

HTU line-up
Jason Stephens made 2 changes to his side from 14 days prior, as Sophie Kelly and Kara Fordjour replaced Jade Keogh and Samantha Rowland (both benched). On the substitute's bench, Georgia Griffin (back from injury) was added as Mae Lawfull and Torri Keen dropped out.

Broadcasting
* Audiovisual

Additional notes
Kick-off was delayed for 5 minutes; for unpublicised reasons.

## Match

### Summary

First half
The 14th minute saw Emma Samways snatch the game-winning goal.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1–0 TBD.

RUG:  Alanah Mann (RUG) - chosen by Rugby Borough X followers
**Assistant referees:**
Silvester Aina
Alison Wade
* 90 minutes.

## Post-match

Both clubs would not return to competitive action until the New Year, with a 7 January 2024 at 14:00 fixture versus Milton Keynes Dons for HTU away and Cheltenham Town for Rugby Borough away.

## Gallery

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

## References

1. ↑ "Past Weather in Aveley, England, United Kingdom — Yesterday or Further Back" .
Herne Bay 1–2 Hashtag United (03.08.2021)

**Herne Bay 1–2 Hashtag United (03.08.2021)** was HTU's eighth non-competitive fixture of 2021–22. A friendly match, it took place on 3 August 2021 at the MBS Stadium in Herne Bay, England.

## Background

Coming off back-to-back friendly defeats, HTU took a trip to face Herne Bay of the Isthmian League - South East Division. The match had initially been scheduled to take place on 27 July 2021, though was postponed due to squad unavailability for HTU. Herne Bay were coming off a 1-1 draw with Isthmian League - Premier Division team Cray Wanderers.

It was the first meeting between HTU and Herne Bay.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux kept six of the same names from his preceding starting teamsheet against Chalfont St Peter, with the five players coming into the eleven being Danny Smith, Bradley Marriott, Ross Gleed, Jake Lindsey and Kiernan Hughes-Mason.

The match was not broadcast live, though highlights were uploaded to HTU's YouTube channel on 11 August 2021; with reporters Lewis Preston and Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

First half
Jack Parter gave Herne Bay the lead after 22 minutes, having struck a shot from around the edge of the box past Anthony Page.

Second half
In the 59th minute, Jake Lindsey converted from close range to equalise for HTU. New signing Lindsey soon doubled his and HTU's goal tally in the 93rd minute, showing good feet before placing the ball past the opposition goalkeeper.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-1 Unknown. 1-2 Kris Newby.

*Herne Bay substitutes/HTU full substitutions unknown*

* 90 minutes.
* Unlimited substitutions

## Post-match

HTU followed this victory up with another in their pre-season finale away to Binfield, winning 3–2. Herne Bay, meanwhile, would lose at home to Aveley.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in August 2021 in Herne Bay, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 1–3 Brentwood Town (30.08.2021)

**Hashtag United 1–3 Brentwood Town (30.08.2021)** was HTU's fourth competitive fixture of 2021–22. An Isthmian League - North Division matchday three game, it took place on 30 August 2021 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

Both sides were coming off league fixtures two days prior, as HTU lost 3–1 away to Dereham Town and Brentwood Town were defeated 1–0 at home to AFC Sudbury.

It was the third meeting between HTU and Brentwood Town, with both previous encounters ending in 2–0 victories for HTU's opponents - one away in a friendly and one at home in the Essex Thameside Trophy.

## Pre-match

Simon Peddie and Joe Debell were replaced by Reece Hewitt and Lee Hursit, as Jay Devereux made two changes from the Dereham Town league encounter on 28 August 2021.

The match was livestreamed for members of HTU's YouTube channel, which preceded highlights being released on 2 September 2021; with main commentator Spencer Owen, co-commentator Kieran Southgate, presenter Lewis Preston and reporter Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

First half
Ross Gleed was given a straight red card by referee Jake Woodman in the 40th minute, with the HTU captain being penalised for a poor high challenge on Daniel Ogunleye.

Second half
HTU were awarded a penalty in the 61st minute after Matt Cripps was adjudged (and subsequently booked) to have handled Jake Lindsey's shot. Jesse Waller Lassen subsequently converted the spot-kick in the 62nd minute. Daniel Ogunleye, in the 68th minute, equalised for Brentwood with a neat solo effort. Ogunleye netted again six minutes later after turning home Rob Harvey's cross from the right side. The 81st minute saw Stevie Hart-Sheehan concede a penalty after fouling hat-trick hunter Ogunleye, having misjudged a deflected ball forward. Tom Richardson, Brentwood's captain, made no mistake from the spot to make it 3–1 in the 82nd minute.

### Details

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

Rob Harvey (BRE) - chosen by Kieran Southgate
**Assistant referees:**
Hossain Tavakkoli (ENG)
John Duffy (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

HTU were hit for four in their next league fixture away to Canvey Island, while Brentwood were eliminated from the FA Cup first qualifying round by higher division Cheshunt.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Hashtag vs Felixstowe and Walton United" .
2. ↑ "Weather in August 2021 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 2–0 Woodford Town (12.10.2020)

**Hashtag United 2–0 Woodford Town (12.10.2020)** was HTU's thirteenth competitive fixture of 2020–21. An Essex Senior League matchday seven game, it took place on 12 October 2020 at the Len Salmon Stadium in Pitsea, England.

## Background

HTU, sitting second and three points behind early league leaders Cockfosters, hosted bottom of the table Woodford Town, who had lost all of their opening nine competitive matches of 2020–21. Both sides had played two days prior in the FA Vase second qualifying round, with HTU beating lower league Wormley Rovers while Woodford lost out to Essex Senior League counterparts Hoddesdon Town.

This was the third meeting between HTU and Woodford, with the preceding two encounters ending 3–0 and 3–1 in HTU's favour.

## Pre-match

Jay Devereux made numerous changes from the cup win two days prior, with Tim Pitman, Lee Hursit, Samraj Gill and Toby Aromolaran replacing Anthony Page, Ross Gleed, Harry Honesty and Joshua Osude.

The match was broadcast live on Twitch, with highlights being uploaded to YouTube by the club on 17 October 2020; with main commentator Spencer Owen, co-commentator Jamie Jackson and presenter/reporter Marcus Stamp.

## Match

### Summary

First half
HTU took an early lead in the 8th minute, with Samraj Gill's cross-cum-shot heading directly past opposition goalkeeper Rasmun Kriisa.

Second half
In the 73rd minute, George Smith punished some undecisive defending by winning the ball and poking past Kriisa for 2–0.

### Details

**HTU Assists:** 1-0 n/a. 2-0 Toby Aromolaran.

*Woodford Town unused substitutes unknown*

Kris Newby (HTU) - chosen by Jamie Jackson
**Assistant referees:**
Daniel Mann (ENG)
Benjamin Horne (ENG)
* 90 minutes.
* Maximum of five named substitutes.
* Maximum of three substitutions used.

## Post-match

This victory took HTU level on points - but behind on goal difference - with leaders Cockfosters, who had played a match less. Woodford remained at the foot of the table, with this being their seventh defeat from seven matches in the league. Next time out, HTU defeated early title rivals Cockfosters while Woodford would lose to Takeley.

## External links

* Football FanCast
* Programme
* Twitch
* Twitter
* YouTube

## References

1. ↑ "Weather in October 2020 in Pitsea, England, United Kingdom" .
Hashtag United 7–2 Takeley (30.10.2020)

Hashtag United 7–2 Takeley
**Competition:** Essex Senior League, Reserve Division 2. **Date:** 30 October 2020. **Time:** 19:45 (local).

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

**Goalscorers:** Carlos Flood (3), Kieran Southgate (3), Tom Williams **//** ?, ?
**HTU Assists:** #1 Unknown. #2 Unknown. #3 Unknown. #4 Unknown. #5 Unknown. #6 Unknown. #7 Unknown.
**Match Reports:** FA
**Notes:** n/a.

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