National League South

Lee Worgan heroics help Eastbourne Borough make a point

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

BRAINTREE TOWN 0 EASTBOURNE B 0
By Anthony Scott

BRAINTREE TOWN and Eastbourne Borough extend their unbeaten runs to four games after a dull draw at Dunmow Group Stadium.
The Iron had the better of the first half. Gianni Critchlow’s cross picked out Correy Davidson at the far post, and his effort was saved by Lee Worgan.
The keeper then did well to deny Kamil Conteh from a tight angle, before Borough threatened with Joel Rollinson forcing Billy Johnson into a smart save.
And three minutes before half-time Braintree should have scored. Luke Holness was played through but had his effort saved...

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