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With Hayes & Yeading United on Emirates FA Cup duty, Farnborough took full
advantage to move six points clear at the top of the Pitching In Southern League Premier
Division South on Saturday.
In front of a decent crowd of 454 at the Easy As HGV Stadium, Boro saw off Tiverton Town
2-0.
But it took 69 minutes to break down the Devonians defence when Seth Owens scored. And
the points were sealed with a Louie Paget penalty as time ticked into the 90-minute mark.
Gosport Borough moved level on points with Hayes & Yeading in third after a 2-1 Privett
Park victory over Beaconsfield Town. Ryan Woodford gave Boro a 14th minute lead that
Nathan Minhas eventually cancelled out in the 63rd minute. But with seven minutes
remaining, sub Sirigui Dembele popped up with Gosport’s winner.
Injury-hit Poole Town are fourth, a point behind Gosport, after a fine 4-2 win at the
Elmbridge Sports Hub against Walton Casuals. Tony Lee gave the Dolphins the lead after
10 minutes when he converted a penalty that he had earned after being brought down in
the box. And eight minutes later, Lee repeated his expertise from 12 yards after Will Spetch
had been caught late in the area. Mitchal Gough reduced the deficit after 24 minutes to leave
the scoreline 2-1 to the visitors at the break.
Then on 63 minutes, top scorer Lee completed his hat-trick, this time from close range from
open play. And a few minutes later, Lee made it a hat-trick of penalties and his fourth of the
afternoon when new loanee Teddy Davey was taken out. Joe Morrison pulled a second back
for the Stags 15 minutes from time, but they couldn’t inflict any more damage on the Poole
defence.
It`s not been a good week for Salisbury. Steve Claridge`s side were hammered 5-2 at Yate
Town in midweek and suffered a 2-0 defeat at the Raymond McEnhill Stadium by a Hendon
side who are now 13th in the table. The game was delayed midway through the first half
due to an injury to Quba Gordon. But Liam Brooks gave the Greens a 39th-minute lead that
Shaun Lucien added to with 65 minutes gone on the clock.
The bottom two, Kings Langley and Wimborne Town, met at New Cuthbury and remain
in the same positions after sharing a 3-3 draw. Lewis Beale was the Magpies hero with a hat-
trick with goals in the first, 18th and 52nd minutes. Harrison Crawford made it 2-2 with
strikes in the 34th and 49th minutes and then the visitors grabbed a 90th-minute leveller
from Will Hoskins. They were the only teams in the bottom half of the table to pick up any
points.
Third-bottom Merthyr Town – three points ahead of the bottom two – lost 3-1 at The Met
Coaches Stadium to Truro City. Ryan Brett gave the White Tigers a 10th-minute lead that
Tyler Harvey doubled 10 minutes late. Ian Traylor pulled the Martyrs back into the game in
the 24th minute, only for Cheick Diabete to restore Truro’s two-goal cushion nine minutes
later. Merthyr couldn’t find a response in the second half as Truro defended well and eight
minutes from time the hosts were reduced to ten-men when they had Connor Davies sent-
off for a second bookable offence.
Fourth-bottom Dorchester Town, with new boss Glenn Howes watching on, were beaten
1-0 at the Webbswood Stadium by Swindon Supermarine. Loanee Kieran Phillips grabbed
the only goal of the game three minutes into the second half.
Hartley Wintney in 17th suffered a 4-2 loss at the Meadow against a now 11th-placed
Chesham United. Sam Argent gave the Row an early 6th-minute lead that Brad Clayton
levelled with a lovely curling effort a minute before half-time. The Generals were in front on
the hour-mark when Karl Oliyide goes through and was brought by ‘keeper Sam Freeman
who earned himself a yellow card.
Clayton netted his second of the game from the resulting penalty. Four minutes later, a
goalmouth scramble finished with Mark Kirby being credited with an own goal to make it 2-2.
A great strike from Zak Joseph put the home side in front in the 81st minute and then two
minutes into stoppage time, Clayton completed his hat-trick with a second successful spot-
kick after sub Deese Kasinga had been hauled down