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WES LEADS THE CHARGE AS HAWKS SWOOP LATE

By Trevor Brock
HAVANT & W 2
HAMPTON & R 0
TWO goals in the last 13 minutes saw Havant & Waterlooville consolidate their second place in the table after a hardfought victory.
It was the visitors who had the first chance. The impressive Ryan Hill beat his man and fired off a shot that lacked power.
The best early chance fell to Dean Beckwith, who had a free header following a dink forward by Craig Robson, but his effort was tipped wide by keeper Dion-Curtis Henry.
Just before the interval Hill weaved his way down the left before shooting but Hawks’ keeper Ross Worner tipped...

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