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HYTHE TOWN 2 HASTINGS UNITED 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2017

By Martin Whybrow
TWO goals in second half added-time brought a dramatic end to an entertaining game.
Hastings’ Ansu Janneh towered above everyone to head home from a wide freekick in the 23rd minute but Hythe equalised straight from the restart when Dean Grant pulled the ball back from the byline for Jerson Dos Santos to score.
Hythe thought they had snatched the win when Dave Cook tapped home after a wide free-kick from Kieron Campbell was deflected onto the post, but a final corner to Hastings fell to George Taggart to fire in.
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