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OTSEH-TAIWO LEADS THE WAY FOR BAY

By Anthony Scott

DIV 1 S.EAST
CROWBORO’ ATH 1
HERNE BAY 3
HERNE Bay moved into the top five in the Isthmian South East after a fine win away at Crowborough Athletic.
All the goals came in the first half at Charles Century Community Stadium. A mistake at the back allowed Scott Heard to give the visitors the lead after just nine minutes.
But the Crows fought back and drew level barely two minutes later. Jack Mayhew teed up Rushaar Samuel-Smikle who applied a clinical finish.
Herne Bay bounced back and two goals in as many minutes decided the contest. First, Zuriel Otseh-Tai...

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