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BROADBRIDGE H 2 HY THE TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 April 2024

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Andy Crisp

BROADBRIDGE HEATH left it late to earn a home victory against a very dogged Hythe Town after the Cannons were reduced to ten men with Johan Caney-Bryan being shown a straight red in the 75th minute. In what was a fairly quiet first half the game came life in the closing stages when Hythe keeper Lewis Briggs made a superb save to prevent Louis Evans scoring.
Heath continued on the ascendancy after the break with Callum Dowdell shooting just wide of a post and into the side netting. Heath finally broke the deadlock in time added on when a long Kyle S...

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