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HAWKS BAG BIG POINT IN SCRAPPY STALEMATE

By Dan English
DARTFORD 1
HAVANT & W 1
JONAH AYUNGA’S equaliser earned Havant & Waterlooville a deserved point in a determined second-half display during a scrappy 1-1 draw with Dartford. Both sides had to adjust during the opening exchanges to counter the blustery conditions.
The elements almost gifted Adam Cunnington on 20 minutes when he latched on to a windswept clearance but was unable to keep his shot down.
Dartford continued to pressure Havant, with Norman Wabo chipping Worner on 34 minutes after breaking through a napping defence.
The deadlock was eventually broken on ...

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