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CANNONS ARE FIRING A DEADLY WARNING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2023

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
HYTHE TOWN 4 EAST GRINSTEAD T 0
By Andy Short

HYTHE Town maintained their play-off hopes with a convincing victory against East Grinstead Town.
It took the Cannons 19 minutes to break the deadlock as a Frannie Collin free-kick from the left touch line was launched into the penalty area where East Grinstead keeper Matte Pierson spilled the ball and Jack Steventon was on hand to bundle home.
Hythe continued to dominate as Collin put in another pin point free-kick that was headed into the net by Jason Fregene. Hythe’s third came after 66 minutes, the ball playi...

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