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A TERRIFIC TAHJAE TREBLE GIVES BAY SAFE PASSAGE

SOUTH EAST ROUND-UP

By Sam Gadsdon
TAHJAE Anderson was the hattrick hero for Herne Bay as they gave their survival hopes a huge boost by sweeping aside Three Bridges 5-1.
Anderson’s seventh-minute opener was cancelled out midway through the first half, after a f ast Three Bridges counter-attack allowed Ibby Akanbi to slide home. Bridges looked to be in command but poor defending allowed Ronald Sobowale to find his way into the box and smash home early in the second half.
Anderson quickly made it three with a close-range header before youngster Harry Miller fired a low shot which Bridg...

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