National League North

CRUSADERS UNDONE AS CANNY COX HEADS HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2019

HUNGERFORD T 0 EASTBOURNE B 1

By Ciaran Morrison
A SECOND half header from Dean Cox was enough for Eastbourne Borough to claim a deserved victory at Hun- gerford Town.
The visitors had the bulk of chances in the first half, including in the first 45 seconds when Adam Siviter had to tip over Janies Ferry’s shot.
Charlie Walker then forced Siviter into another fine save.
The first chance for the hosts fell to Zidan Akers but from close range his effort deflected wide. Siviter had to save Walker’s free-kick before Lynch tested Thomas Hadler at the other end.
Walker had another atte...

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