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OMARI TOO WHYTE HOT FOR BOURNE

SOUTH EAST
SITTINGBOURNE 2
WHYTELEAFE 3
By Peter Pitts
OMARI Hibbert struck twice as Whyteleafe produced a strong second- half performance to see off Sittingbourne.
The home side had earlier taken the lead after just 40 seconds thanks to Johan Caney-Bryan who raced clear from the kick-off and slotted the ball past Tyler Mc- Carthy.
But the second period belonged to the visitors who drew level in the 53rd minute through Hibbert.
Six minutes later, Ryan Gondoh made it 2-1 from the penalty spot after a Jordan Perrin foul. Whyteleafe made it three goals in a quarter of an hour when Hibbert scor...

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