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Aldershot Town 0-2 Eastleigh: Shots wounds widen further

Eastleigh’s first away win in ten games was overshadowed by a horrible injury to Aldershot goalkeeper Ethan Ross.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 April 2022

By Steve Gibbs

ALDERSHOT TN 0

EASTLEIGH 2
Camp 22, Barnett 45+10

GOLDEN BOY, TY: Eastleigh surround Tyrone Barnett after scoring his side’s second goal
PICTURE: Ian Morsman

EASTLEIGH’S first away win in ten games was overshadowed by a horrible injury to Shots goalkeeper Ethan Ross.
Ross, playing his fourth game since joining on loan from Stockport, lay motionless for almost 25 minutes after landing awkwardly following an aerial collision with team-mate Giles Phillips which allowed Brennan Camp to give the Spitfires a lead they never looked like relinquishing.
The Shots later lost a seco...

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