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Combined Counties Division One: Eversley & California strike six, while Sandhurst score seven on the road

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August 16, 2022
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Eversley & California v Hillingdon Borough Pictures: Richard Milam

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EVERSLEY & CALIFORNIA earned their second win of the campaign by hitting six past Hillingdon Borough.

The Boars flew out of the traps and took the lead through Jamal Liddar before Brad Brown doubled their advantage in the 18th minute.

Hillingdon grabbed a goal back from the penalty spot to get back into the contest.

Hillingdon found themselves level with less than 20 minutes left to play, but an electric finish to the game saw Eversley storm to a convincing win.

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Brown restored Eversley’s lead and the Boars finished in fine style with goals from Ross Mckernan, Joe Pantony and a sixth from Ben Anderson to seal a satisfying 6-2 win.

Eversley manager Matty Angell said: “A tough three points gained and certainly gave supporters an entertaining game to watch. Two training sessions now to work on bits before a trip to CB Hounslow United.”

SANDHURST TOWN picked up another stunning win on the road against Cove.

Another exceptional display saw Sandhurst strike seven as Mead, Sani, Milo, Vigrass and Jardim were all on the scoresheet in a 7-2 success.

Sandhurst are back in action tonight when they face WOODLEY UNITED at home.

BERKS COUNTY were dealt their first defeat of the season at home to British Airways as they lost out 2-0.

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