Non-League Paper

THREE BRIDGES 3 HYTHE TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

ISTH. S.EAST
By Alf Blackler

ANOTHER topsy-turvy game at the Jubilee Field saw Bridges and Hythe share six goals.
Brannon O’Neill celebrated his 100th start for Bridges with an early opener, but the lead lasted just two minutes when Tyler Sterling equalised.
Dan Perry restored Bridges’ lead, but with 20 minutes remaining Hythe were rewarded for their efforts when George Crimmen headed home in a goalmouth melee.
And with seven minutes left Sterling caught Mitch Bromage off his line to suggest that Hythe were going to win.
But with just one minute left, Curtis Gayler h...

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