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NO HAPPY RETURN FOR BOSS STEVE

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
PHOENIX SPORTS 2 WHITEHAWK 3
By Dean Sawyer

WHITEHAWK edged a fivegoal thriller with Phoenix Sports to hand new manager Steve O’Boyle a losing start on his return to the hosts’ dugout.
Phoenix went behind inside half an hour when Ben Fitchett deflected a Charlie Lambert cross into his own-goal.
It was almost 2-0 soon after but for the post denying Omarr Lawson yet it it didn’t take long for the visitors second to come, Javaan Splatt rifling home from a poorly clearance.
Just before the break Jeff Duah-Kessie converted a penalty but shortly after th...

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