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SOUTH EAST

By Tony Cosens
HASTINGS UNITED 3
SEVENOAKS TOWN 1
■ HASTINGS moved top of the division after easing past second-placed Sevenoaks Town.
An uneventful opening exploded into life after half-time, as Hastings’ Jack Dixon thrashed a shot into the roof of the net.
But Sevenoaks drew level immediately as Frankie Sawyer rifled a loose ball past goalkeeper Louis Rogers on 49 minutes.
Moments later Town midfielder Kyle De Silva was red-carded for handling a goal bound effort, leaving Sevenoaks to play the remaining 37 minutes with ten men. And although Sam Adams’ resulting penalty w...

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