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HYTHE TORMENTED BY OLD BOYS AS ASHFORD CRUISE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2019

SOUTH EAST ROUND-UP

By Martin Whybrow
ASHFORD UNITED cruised to a 4-1 victory in the Isthmian League South Kent derby at Hythe Town.
The goals were flying in for the first quarter of an hour with Lee Prescott firing home a cross from former Hythe right-back Jerald Aboagye.
Tom Walmsley then equalised on 14 minutes but that was as good as it got for Hythe.
Parity lasted less than a minute, with Ollie Rowe turning the ball into his own goal under pressure from David Smith. And Ashford largely dominated the second half and were rewarded with goals from another Hythe old boy, Jay May, who tappe...

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