National League South

Whites push Sports closer to the drop

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2026

SALISBURY 2 EASTBOURNE BORO 0
By Dexter Allison

SALISBURY scored twice in ten minutes to see off relegation-threatened Eastbourne Borough and go ten points clear of the drop zone.
With just a couple chances each way in the opening half, it became a scrappy affair quickly as both sides were in desperate need of three points.
The best chance of the half fell to Noah Coppin on his left foot but his attempt went wide of the mark in the 21st minute.
The hosts came out swinging after the break, winning a free-kick after five minutes and Coppin’s strike directed at the far corner ...

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