Isthmian Leagues

HAYWARDS HEATH 0 HYTHE TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 November 2021

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Martin Waner

■ HAYWARDS Heath Town slipped to a second successive league defeat as Hythe out-thought and outfought the early pacesetters.
Hythe had too much nous and experience for secondplaced Heath and they won following a goalkeeping error that handed Charlie Webster a golden chance to score, which he gleefully took.
In a rough and tumble contest, it seemed the visitors were happy to sit nine or ten men behind the ball, denying the home side clear chances.
The match officials were kept busy with countless bookings. Tom Cadman got his second after 73 m...

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