National League South

Heath stage late escape

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 December 2018

By Stuart Morgan
HAYWARDS HEATH TOWN 2
HASTINGS UNITED 1
HAYWARDS Heath came from behind to seal all three points at Hanbury after a dramatic second half.
After a dour, rain-affected first half it was the visitors early in the second when the ball was squared for Sam Adams to tap in that went ahead.
Heath then rose their game and created chances, although Hastings continued to look dangerous with Josh Heyburn regularly tested.
The hosts went close to levelling when Alex Laing struck the post from a free-kick just before the hour.
But it was soon all square as substitute Melford Simpson nodd...

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