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AMBERS ARE GRATEFUL TO KENNY FOR LATE WINNER

By Howard Kenyon

CHESHUNT 2
HASTINGS UTD 1
THIS was the archetypal game of two halves: the visitors took control of the first and the home side roared back to dominate the second, before Kenny Coker scored the winner in stoppage time, hitting a fantastic shot into the far corner from the edge of the area.
None the less, Cheshunt went very close to opening the scoring with only 10 minutes gone. A corner created mayhem in the Hastings area, defenders scrambled, Jack Thomas struck a weak clearance against the bar, Kenny Coker followed and headed it down towards the goal, but Hastings ...

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