National League South

RAMPANT TIGERS RIP VISITORS TO PIECES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 September 2017

By Rhod Mitchell
TRURO CITY 7
WHITEHAWK 2
THE White Tigers made it four wins on the spin as they crushed bottom club Whitehawk, who are still looking for their first victory of the season.
A hat-trick from midfielder Noah Keats, plus goals from Tyler Harvey, Cody Cooke, Alex Hartridge and an own goal lifted the home side up to fourth, but the Brighton-based visitors remain anchored to the foot of the table with two points from ten games.
It did not take City long to take the lead, with Keats sidefooting home after great work by Cooke and Connor Riley-Lowe on the left.
Eight minutes later it...

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