National League South

DABRE STAYS COOL TO DELIGHT ANGELS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2024

HAVANT & W 2 TONBRIDGE ANG 2
By Trevor Brock

ON AN eventful day at Westleigh Park, a point was not what the home side needed.
Havant & Waterlooville came from behind to take a first-half lead, however lapses of concentration cost them.
Tonbridge started the stronger with Tariq Hinds finding the net after six minutes.
On 13minutes the hosts were level. Jake McCarthy found space on the edge of the area before striking a shot in off the post.
Twelve minutes later the home side took the lead, Callum Kealy driving in from the wing and picking out Ryan Seager to head powerfully past J...

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