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Welling United 2-2 Havant & Waterlooville: Hawks swoop late in a cracker

Despite being reduced to ten men, Havant & Waterlooville grabbed an equaliser late in the day through Jason Prior.
Welling United

By Mark Doig

WELLING UTD 2
Azeez 25, Maloney 39

HAVANT & W2
Sendles-White (og) 34, Prior 87

FLYING TO THE RESCUE: Hawks’ Jason Prior heads the equaliser and, inset, celebrates
PICTURE: Dave Haines

DESPITE being reduced to ten men, Havant & Waterlooville grabbed an equaliser late in the day through Jason Prior.
Paul Doswell, the Hawks’ manager, said: “It was a fantastic game of Non-League football. Two good sides. The game had everything today. Either side could have won it. There was a good crowd here today and you could see what a good league this is.
“Their keeper’s made thr...

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