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JUNIOR COMES OF AGE IN TOWN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

By Martin Whybrow
HYTHE TOWN 3
SITTINGBOURNE 2
THIS action-packed derby had initially looked like a stroll for Hythe. Junior Aikhionbare had set them on their way after only 25 seconds, outpacing the defence and curling home.
The young forward’s speed continued to cause problems and he made it two when Sittingbourne keeper, Patrick Lee, missed his clearance, leaving the striker to roll the ball into the empty net.
Two Sittingbourne goals in three minutes before half-time turned the game on its head. A long-range free-kick by Dan Parkinson took a big deflection then Tom Loynes latched ...

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