National League

MCCALLUM FINDS FEET AT LAST IN A THRILLER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

By Simon Carter
EASTLEIGH 4
McCallum 10, 19, 58, Matthews 88
BROMLEY 4
Rees 26, Williams 37, Dennis 50, 87
PAUL McCallum walked off with the match ball after scoring his first three goals for Eastleigh in a remarkable eightgoal thriller at the Silverlake Stadium.
The former Leyton Orient striker had failed to score in his first nine National League games for the lowly Spitfires in a season disrupted by injury.
But he showed his predatory instincts by netting twice as Eastleigh stormed into a 2-0 lead within the opening 19 minutes – and then completed his hat-trick with a second half l...

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