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UNITED GO KEEPER’S TOP AFTER RED CARD

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Adam Smith

HASTINGS UTD 2 ERITH TOWN 0
Clarke 30 (pen), Walsh 51
ACRAZY red card in the first half, coupled with a controlled Hastings United performance, saw three points go to the home side – along with top spot in the league.
The two sides started the day second and third in Division 1 South-East and it was Hastings United who started the stronger and put Erith under pressure from minute one with relentless balls into the box.
The visitors’ defence, for the most part, were able to keep the home side at bay – which made the sending off a real sho...

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