Isthmian League Premier

TOM’S DOUBLE NOT ENOUGH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 March 2019

By Mark Hunt
CRAY WAND’RERS 2 HAYWARDS H 2

CRAY Wanderers remain 13 points clear at the top of the Bostick South East following a hard-fought draw against fourth-placed Haywards Heath.
Cray’s Junior Dadson tested kee per Josh Heyburn with a near post shot and on 25 minutes Joe Taylor was played through but Heyburn did well to block.
The game came alive before half time and the speculative 40 yard free kick from Byron Napper was tipped over by keeper Nick Blue.
From the corner the ball came to Melford Simpson whose header came back off the crossbar following up Karl Akehurst t...

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