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STEVENTON’S THE HEAD BOY

By Andy Short

DIV 1 STH EAST
HY THE TOWN 2
PHOENIX SPORTS 1
HYTHE Town opened the season with their first home win since February as they beat Phoenix Sports.
It was the visitors who opened the scoring after 10 minutes as the Hythe defence failed to clear the ball and it fell to Alfawaz Dada who slid the ball home.
However, the lead only lasted two minutes as an Oscar Wells corner eventually found Jake Goodman who bundled the ball over the line.
A minute before the break, Hythe got the goal that proved to be the winner as a deep cross found Jack Steventon at the far post to head...

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