National League South

Debut brace for Faal sees Hawks to another victory

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

HAVANT & W4 DOVER ATH 2
By Trevor Brock

A FIVE-STAR display saw Havant & Waterlooville continue their fine start in a game that saw Mo Faal celebrate his first start for the Hawks with a first-half double.
The first came after 16 minutes. Paul Rooney flipped a cross to the far post, which the keeper missed and Faal netted acrobatically.
Nine minutes later, a mistake by Joash Nembhard saw the ball run through to Alfie Pavey and he neatly dispatched it past Ross Worner.
Moments later, Dover almost took the lead as centre-back Joe Oastler stuck a foot out towards his own goal ...

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