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HERNE BAY 4 ERITH TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 April 2025

DIV 1 S.EAST
By John Bathurst

■ DURING a frantic start, Michael Salako headed home from a Kane Haysman cross with a minute gone.
Erith struck back quickly through Elliott Duncan in the ninth minute. But Haysman headed the hosts back in front just five minutes later.
Haysman was at it again with another headed finish before half-time. The visitors started the second half much stronger, but their closest effort crashed off the crossbar.
The Bays defence stood firm and the hosts found a fourth in the 67th minute after Ethan Smith followed in Salako’s effort. Artem Kuchkov and ...

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