Isthmian Leagues

Turner is prize guy for Regent

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

HERNE BAY 1 BRIGHTLINGSEA R 1
By John Bathurst

IN the bottom of the table clash, with both desperately needing the victory, the honours were shared in a very competitive game.
Following an even, goalless first half, all the excitement came in the second 45.
Straight from the restart Eddie Allsopp shot from outside the area which beat Regent keeper Charlie Turner only to smash against the upright.
That was followed by Che Krabbendam working his way into the box but Turner saved at his near post. From the next attack Dan Johnson just failed to connect with a cross. Regent substitute...

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