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Herne Bay 0-3 Hastings United: Promoted U’s continue their impressive start to Step 3 season

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 October 2022

HERNE BAY 0 HASTINGS UTD 3
By John Bathurst

HASTINGS United continued their strong early-season form, but Herne Bay will need to perform a lot better if they are to compete at Step 3.
Hastings started the brighter and went in front on 11 minutes when Kane Penn was left free on the edge of the box and he coolly slotted the ball wide of the diving Jordan Perrin.
Bay showed no urgency in getting forward and Hastings were quite content to sit back and hit on the break as they controlled the game.
From one of these breaks, Sam Adams brought the ball out of his half, passed out to Penn, who floa...

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