Non-League Paper

Danny champion of the south coast

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2025

By Adam Smith

HASTINGS UNITED 0
LEWES 1
THE GAME got underway to the roar of the 1,400 strong crowd with noise and chants coming from both sets of fans behind the goal. The crowd was the highlight of the 15 minutes, which yielded no clear-cut chances. Neither goalkeeper had to make a save.
The only chance of the half fell to Alex Kpakpe. His header from two yards was brilliantly saved on the line by Lewes keeper Toby Bull.
The second half started with Hastings taking the game to Lewes. The U’s pushed Lewes back every time they had the ball, attacking from both sides and thr...

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