National League South

Sports heap misery on sad City

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

GLOUCESTER CITY 1 EASTBOURNE BOROUGH 2

By Kelsey DeMaria
A MISERABLE week for Gloucester City, in which they lost their manager Tim Harris and his assistant Marc Richards, was compounded by a home defeat to Eastbourne Borough.
The Tigers started well and were denied penalty claims after Chris Knowles looked to have been bundled over in the box.
Then Borough keeper Mark Smith saved well from Joe Parker and Ethan Moore saw his follow up effort blocked.
Karnell Chambers took the initiative for himself with a 20-yard shot that drew an unorthodox save from Sports stopper Smith, before the visito...

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