National League North & South

SPORTS EASE DROP FEARS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2018

EASTBOURNE BOROUGH 4
HUNGERFORD TOWN 1
By Kevin Anderson
A SUBLIME first-half of scorching pace and ruthless finishing earned Eastbourne three priceless points against a sluggish Hungerford.
From the outset Sports tore through a cumbersome Crusaders defence, who never contained the electric pace of Lloyd Dawes or the canny movement of Yemi Odubade.
Town centre-back Matt Williams had already been booked for an ugly foul on Dawes when, on 11 minutes, a Charlie Harris cutback was drilled in by Odubade for 1-0.
Several slicing moves later the lead was doubled as Gavin McCallum smartly converted...

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