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Haywards Heath 2-0 Sittingbourne: Heath march on with yet another win

HAYWARDS Heath Town continued their winning ways as they overcame going down to ten men to beat Sittingbourne.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Martin Waner

■ HAYWARDS Heath Town continued their winning ways as they overcame going down to ten men to beat Sittingbourne.
The hosts were comfortable winners in the end, but the dismissal of Kieran Rowe after 40 minutes for a second booking made the task that bit more difficult.
Town were in front by then, following a diving header from top scorer Jerson Dos Santos, who headed home a delicious Nathan Cooper lobbed pass from the edge of the area.
A crowd of 351 saw the Blues on the front foot throughout the second period of what was a bitty and patchy game, but they de...

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