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O’SHEA HITS 50 WITH BIG WIN ON THE SUSSEX COAST

WHITEHAWK 0 CRAY W’DERERS 3
By Paul Noone

TIM O’SHEA celebrated his 50th game in charge of Cray Wanderers with a 3-0win away at Whitehawk.
It was the visitors who went close early on when Jordy Mongoy was teed up by Frankie Morgan but the former Hawk saw his deflected effort hit the crossbar and go over.
Charlie Lambert then tested Harry Seaden at the other end, however it was Cray who broke the deadlock before the half-hour mark.
Max Fiddes, on loan from Dover, fired a low ball across the penalty area and Alex Hernandez was in the right place to fire past Lennon MacLorg ...

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