Isthmian Leagues

F AVERSHAM TOWN 1 WHITEHAWK 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 February 2023

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Matt Croft

A GOAL apiece in the sec- half saw Faversham ond Town and Whitehawk forced to settle for a point.
Both sides were on course for a stalemate after a difficult first period of little chances.
The visitors soon changed that narrative, however, with Will Miles finding the equaliser in the 59th minute.
Faversham soon bounced back through Jacques Kpohomouh, who found the equalising goal in the 61st minute.
Whitehawk were handed the advantage, though, following Toby Ajala’s dismissal.
Whitehawk will be left disappointed having played against ten men for...

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