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Sambu seals it for Crusaders

By Martyn Leach

HUNGERFORD TN 3
HENDON 0
TWO second-half goals in the space of as many minutes secured the three points for Hungerford at Bulpit Lane.
After a slow start in the first half, the Crusaders took the lead in the 18th minute when a Joe Shepherd cross was struck home by Sam De St Croix.
It was no more than the Hungerford midfield man deserved for his first-half performance. De St Croix almost set up Elis Watts who had a shot blocked ten minutes later.
Towards the end of the half Conor Mc-Donagh had a shot well saved by Matt Kerbey and Jack Wright on his
Hungerford debut...

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