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STOWMARKET TN 0 HEYBRIDGE SWIFTS 1

ISTHMIAN NORTH
By Peter Cook

■ HEYBRIDGE Swifts left it late to break Stowmarket hearts when substitute Scott Kemp turned the ball home after 88 minutes.
The visitors had started the stronger with a Kane Munday free-kick and Scam Carter header narrowly passing the woodwork after 12 and 19 minutes respectively. Callum Chafer was called into action on the hour mark to deny the hosts from their first effort on target.
Ross Wall thought he had won the points after 87 minutes, but was adjudged to be offside. Moments later, the points were secured when Rob Harvey’s low cross...

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