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Seager shines in the derby

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

By Malcolm Clarke

WINCHESTER C 1
HAVANT & W’VILLE 3
HAVANT & Waterlooville came from behind to beat Winchester City in a Hampshire derby.
The hosts took the lead in the 28th minute when Alex Wilkie headed home a free-kick from Josh McCormick. The first half saw both teams have chances with Winchester’s George Britton seeing an effort hit the top of the crossbar and Ik Hill twice putting in crosses that no-one could a decisive touch to.
At the other end Luke Cairney twice saved from Keane Anderson, while another effort from Callum Kealy was just wide. But it wa...

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