Isthmian Leagues

HOWARD HAS THE FINAL SAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2024

SOUTH EAST
By Richard Scott

BECKENHAM TN 2 Brissett 5, Townsend 62
SITTINGBOURNE 2 May 41, Howard 90
TROY Howard scored an injury-time equaliser to ensure Sittingbourne got a point away at league leaders Beckenham Town.
In a last-chance-saloon moment, substitute Howard rose highest to head the ball beyond Baldwin Kaluya. Despite the last-minute glory for the visitors, it was Beckenham who took the lead after six minutes when Jamarie Brissett raced past two opposition midfielders before unleashing a 20-yard thunderbolt into the corner.
Beckenham were left to rue their missed chances...

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