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HAVANT & W 1YATE TOWN 3

By Josh Verroken

DARREN Mullings’ Yate Town secured survival on the final day with a convincing win at Westleigh Park over Havant & Waterlooville.
Rex Mannings opened the scoring for the Blue bells as he chased down a ball in behind. A nudge from Mannings Nathan Patten sent him flying into Hawks shot stopper Matt Kerbey leaving Mannings to roll into an empty net.
Ryan Seager netted his 39th of the season after a corner fell into a crowd and the Hawks’ skipper finished on the turn from close range to tie the game just before half-time to ...

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