Isthmian Leagues

GOOD-TIME CHARLIES RISE LIKE HAWKS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2023

DIV 1 S.EAST
WHITEHAWK 2 CRAYVALLEYPM 0
By Adam Hart

Charlie Harris 45, Charlie Lambert 90

RED ALERT: Whitehawk forward Charlie Lambert celebrates making it 2-0
PICTURE: Eleanor Hoad

WHITEHAWK snatched victory as Charlies Harris and Lambert struck in stoppage-time in both halves to claim all three points.
The game started slowly, as both sides paid tribute to Connor Saunders, son of Whitehawk manager Shaun, who would have turned 30 today.
It was the visitors who enjoyed the majority of the ball in the opening stages, with Glover and Cocoracchio denying Gayle, Coombes and then ...

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