National League South

HAWKS HOLD OUT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 December 2023

By Trevor Brock

HAVANT & W 4
DOVER ATHLETIC 3
MANAGERLESS Havant & Waterlooville secured a first Saturday win since February with a 4-3 thriller over fellow strugglers Dover Athletic, ending a run of eight straight defeats.
After sacking Steve King, the under-23 management team led by Cliff De Gordon took charge.
Hawks went ahead with a fifth-minute goal. Harry Jewitt-White cleverly picked out Ryan Seager and the experienced striker flashed the ball past keeper Billy Terrell. Jake McCarthy extended the wide of the upright and lead soon after from a shot just inside the are...

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