Isthmian League Premier

RS HELD TO DULL DRAW AS HAWKS HANG ON

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

BRIGHTLINGSEA REG 1
HARLOW TOWN 1
By Tony Osborne
STRUGGLING Harlow gained a point from a match devoid of quality and largely uneventful save for an unseemly last-minute stramash between the majority of the players.
But the result did neither side any favours, as the teams above the Hawks won and Brightlingsea slipped further down the list of play-off possibles.
Regent dominated the early possession, winning much of the midfield battle only to struggle to find a final ball to trouble the Harlow back line.
Neither keeper had much to concern them and Regent led, on 24 minutes, through an own ...

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