National League

MAC MAKES IT SIX DRAWS ON THE SPIN FOR FLEET

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2017

By Steve Tervet

EBBSFLEET have now drawn six games in a row after a topsy-turvy encounter with Eastleigh at Stonebridge Road.
James Constable’s 18thminute goal was cancelled out by a brilliant Jack Powell free-kick and Fleet then took the lead through Danny Kedwell.
But substitute Craig McAllister equalised for the Spitfires, who have now shared the points in their last three outings.
“Having been 2-1 down and on the back foot, you’d take that away from home,” said Eastleigh manager Richard Hill. “Our lads rolled their sleeves up and didn’t give in.
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