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SHEPPEY UNITED 1 WHITEHAWK 1

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Lee Allen

■ BILLY Bennett’s late penalty saved a point for 10-man Sheppey United to lift them out of the drop zone.
The hosts had trailed since the ninth minute and been reduced to 10 men thanks to two yellow cards in 16 minutes for sub Jefferson Aibangbee.
However, with 11 minutes left Warren Mfula was tripped by Stefan Wright and Bennett sent Luke Glover the wrong way from the spot.
Whitehawk, unbeaten in nine in all competitions, also scored via the spot, Joe Shelley slotting his sixth penalty of the season after Rob Oȁ...

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