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Havant survive late scare

HAVANT & W 2 TAUNTON TOWN 1

By Trevor Brock
HAVANT & Waterlooville made their National South experience tell to push aside a brave performance from Southern Leaguers Taunton Town who were on top in injury time and could have gained a late equaliser.
Leading scorer Jonah Ayunga should have notched a first-half hat-trick, but a mixture of bad luck and poor finishing kept the scores level at the interval with the Peacocks failing to trouble the home goal.
The game burst into life when a tricky Josh Taylor run and cross saw the ball headed into the net by defender Ben Adelsbury.
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