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SCOTT AT THE DEATH

TAUNTON TOWN 2 HAVANT & W 2
By Stephen Marshall

THE spoils were shared in a dramatic encounter at the Viridor Stadium with three of the four goals coming after the 90th minute in a pulsating finish.
After an end-to-end first half, both sides traded chances before the deadlock was finally broken in the 44th minute.
Ryan Seager showed great determination to chase a long ball, beat Taunton goalkeeper Frankie Phillips, and calmly finished from close range to give the Hawks a deserved 1-0 lead going into the break. The second half followed a similar pattern, with both teams pushing f...

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