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REBELS PROVE THE COMEBACK KINGS

WORTHING 3 HAVANT & W’LOOVILLE 2
By Sam Sklilton

WORTHING came from behind to leapfrog Havant & Waterlooville, who dropped out of the play-off positions.
The sides went into the game as two of the worst form teams in the division with Worthing on a three-match losing streak and Havant without a win in eight.
With the wind, Havant bossed most of the first half. Charlie Ruff forced Harrison Male into a fingertip save. The Hawks took the lead in the 28th minute when James Roberts’ effort was blocked but the rebound fell to Mo Faal, who volleyed in.
Male saved fro...

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