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SALAKO BAGS A HAT-TRICK OF HEADERS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 February 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
HERNE BAY 3 BROADBRIDGE H’TH 1
By John Bathurst

MICHAEL SALAKO bagged a hat-trick of headers as Herne Bay sealed the points.
Bay took the lead in the eigth minute when a Gil Carvahlo cross was met by Salako to head home from close range.
Bay controlled the rest of the half, limiting Broadbridge to a couple of longrange efforts both going wide of the target.
A quick start to the second period saw Salako heading home from a Danny Walder cross. Stan Berry then hauled
Heath back into the game and they started to dominate the play.
Kyle Sim should have levelled...

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