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SEVENOAKS TOWN 0 SHEPPEY UNITED 1

SOUTH EAST
By Andrew Gidley

■ SHEPPEY are showing no signs of an FA Cup hangover. Boss Ernie Batten wants his players to use their historic run to the first round as a platform for the rest of the season, and they have Oaks’ Dan Bennett headed responded with two wins. inches wide from Karn Miller- They followed up their midweek success against Beckenham by inflicting a first home end, before Alex Willis fired Neave’s perfect cross at one defeat of the season on Oaks. home after Josh Wisson’s effort bounced off a post at the The points were decided on two cha...

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