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Eastleigh 2-1 Southend United: Whitehall turns it all around

Eastleigh boss Lee Bradbury was left ‘buzzing’ after his side secured a last-gasp victory over Southend United at the Silverlake Stadium.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

By Jason Creasey

EASTLEIGH 2
Whitehall 77, 90+5

SOUTHEND UTD 1
Powell 22

LAST GASP: Danny Whitehall is mobbed after his Eastleigh winner
PICTURE: Graham Scambler

EASTLEIGH boss Lee Bradbury was left ‘buzzing’ after his side secured a last-gasp victory over Southend United at the Silverlake Stadium.
The Spitfires trailed 1-0 with just 13 minutes to go before substitute Danny Whitehall scored two free-kicks – the first of which from the half-way line!
“I’m absolutely buzzing to get the win late on,” said Bradbury. “This group just don’t know when they’re beaten and that’s a fantastic tr...

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