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STEYNING TOWN 4 HERNE BAY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 April 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Shane Lewis

ALREADY-RELEGATED Steyning thrashed Herne Bay to give their fans something to cheer on the final day.
Jack Barnes netted from the spot to get the ball rolling after seven minutes.
Harry Shooman doubled the lead after 23 minutes with a lovely lob over the keeper from 20 yards.
A good save from Harley Earle stopped Junior Ze from making it three, but Shooman was not to be denied seven minutes later when he volleyed in from a whipped cross.
And the number seven completed a memorable hat-trick a minute from time – Barnes laid the ball into Shooman, ...

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