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FAVERSHAM TOWN 2 HERNE BAY 2

DIV 1 EAST
By Lisa Wright

■ FAVERSHAM missed the opportunity to move into the top five after a stoppage-time equaliser saw mid-table Herne Bay earn a point.
It was Herne Bay who went in front after 40 minutes when Kamani McFarlane broke on to a flick-on and he lobbed the keeper.
Yet there was still time for Faversham to draw level before the break when Tommie Fagg met Tariq Ossai’s cross to head past the keeper.
A goal-line clearance then denied Tashi-Jay Kwayie from giving the hosts the lead, before they went in front just before the hour mark when Frankie Smith slo...

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