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FAVERSHAM TN 2 BROADBRIDGE H 1

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Nigel Peters

THERE was late drama at The Aquaterm Stadium as Faversham came from behind to beat Broadbridge.
It was the visitors who broke the deadlock after 36 minutes through Mason Doughty.
Kwayie then fired over before Tommie Fagg was denied by the crossbar just before the break.
Heath looked to defend deep as time wore on in the second half, and they were undone after 72 minutes when Bradley Simms’ long throw was helped on and Matt Newman reacted first to head past Alfie Hadfield.
And just when it looked like the points would be shared, the hosts stole al...

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