National League South

Hawks swoop for much-needed win

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2024

HEMEL HEMPSTEAD TOWN 0 HAVANT & WATERLOOVILLE 2
By Allan Mitchell

HAVANT completed the double over a sorry Hemel side who now have only a single point from the last six games.
The Hawks were good value for the win and were rarely threatened as the Tudors ran out of ideas.
There was only one shot on target in the first half for either side and that went to Havant, who made the most of a mistake at the back on 13 minutes. A clearance dropped behind Hemel’s back line and stand-in keeper James Taylor was beaten by Ryan Seager, who slotted into the empty net.
Both sides were ...

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