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HENDON 3 HERNE BAY 2

By David Ballheimer

■ HENDON fought back from 2–0 down to beat Herne Bay.
In the sixth minute Mason Saunders-Henry worked an opening and curled a delicious shot into the top corner.
Five minutes later Bay doubled their lead when a clearance from Jordan Perrin reached unmarked Rory Smith, who shot home.
The comeback started in first-half stoppage time when Dave Diedhiou was held and Joe White scored from the spot. It was one-way traffic in the second half as Hendon dominated.
The equaliser came after 53 minutes, Rohdell Gordon converting a Liam Brooks cross.
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