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STEVENSON SAVES UNITED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2019

By Tony Cosens
HASTINGS UNITED 1
HYTHE TOWN 1
HASTINGS had to settle for a point after being held at home by Hythe Town.
Despite dominating possession United failed to create many clear-cut chances, although the visitors goal did lead a charmed life at times.
Jack Tucker saw a decent effort saved by Hythe keeper George Kamurasi midway through the first half, but Hythe took the lead on 25 minutes.
A long ball down the left found Sid Sollis who cut in and fired home.
Bradley Stevenson hit the far upright for Hastings and then tested Kamurasi from distance.
The equaliser came on 70 minutes whe...

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