National League South

Eager Seager is saviour for Town

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 May 2022

HUNGERFORD TOWN 1 DORKING WANDERERS 1
By Martyn Leach

AN equaliser with the last kick of the game from Hungerford top scorer Ryan Seager secured a last-day point for the home team at Bulpit Lane.
The strike brought former Southampton and Yeovil Town striker Seager’s tally for the season to a highly impressive 27 goals.
It was a very even first half perhaps the best chance fell to Harry Ottaway who guided a shot wide from a cross by defender Bobby-Joe Taylor.
The home side best chances fell to Chris Flood, who saw a couple of headers go over.
All told, however, both teams struggl...

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