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ZAK PUTS HYTHE IN RUNNING

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By Martin Clark
BOSTIK SOUTH ROUND-UP
HYTHE Town upset league leaders Lewes with a superb 2-0 win to blow open the title race.
Striker Zak Ansah now has 11 goals in the last eight games, a purple patch in which Hythe, pushing hard for the play-offs, are unbeaten.
Ansah’s first, on the stroke of half-time, was a tap-in as he reacted quickest when Liam King’s shot was saved by Chris Winterton. His second was a glancing header on 80 minutes from a Darren Oldaker free-kick.
In Hythe’s goal, Will Godmon made a great close-range double save late on but, other than this, top-of-t...

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