Eastleigh 1-2 Salisbury City

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EASTLEIGH 1-2 SALISBURY CITY
Saturday 3rd August 2013

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  1. 54m
    Full Time: Eastleigh 1-2
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  2. 55m
    89. Good run and cross from Green, glancing header by McAllister saved by Puddy.
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  3. 56m
    Southam played a one-two with Reason but the skipper saw his effort well blocked at the edge of the area.
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  4. 58m
    85. Excellent solo run and effort from Elliot Frear who ran a distance with the ball before curling a shot against the cross bar.
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    80. Eastleigh sub: Ryan Fuller on for Chris Dillon
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    77. Ben Wright free kick from the right provided a comfortable save for Flitney.
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    75 minutes played, Salisbury are still leading 2-1
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    64. Good cross from Ben Wright, safe hands from Flitney.
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    60. Fitchett run into the area from the left, Frear shot takes a deflection - corner.
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    58. Eastleigh subs: Craig McAllister and Damian Scannell on for Ben Strevens and Yemi Odubade. Salisbury also make changes at this point.
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    56. Goal for as ROBBIE SINCLAIR plays a neat one-two with Theo Lewis and finds the corner of goal with a good finish. 1-2
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    55. Great header across goal by Strevens from a Southam free kick. Chris Todd couldn't quite get on the end of it in the middle.
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    53. Robbie Sinclair has a sight at goal but can't keep his shot down.
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  14. 1h
    The second half has begun, it is 1-1 here at the Silverlake Stadium.
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  15. 1h
    Ben Wright's opening goal for Salisbury was cancelled out by a equaliser which saw an excellent assist from Odubade.
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  16. 1h
    Half Time: Eastleigh 1-1
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    40. Stuart Fleetwood took the set piece but lifted the ball high and wide of the mark.
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  18. 2h
    Free kick on the edge of the area for Eastleigh
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  19. 2h
    36. EQUALISER! applies the finishing touch after a great assist from Yemi Odubade who beat his man for pace and crossed. 1-1
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    23. Good cross by Green, ball eventually found its way to Chris Dillon who waltzed his way into penalty area and forced a save.
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  21. 2h
    Dovey dropped ball allowing Feeney an opportunity on goal but he couldn't hit the target.
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    20. Good effort from Ben Wright who strikes it well towards goal only for Dovey to save low diving to his right.
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    18. Eastleigh sub: Stuart Fleetwood on for the injured Will Evans.
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  24. 2h
    Drinks break as Evans receives treatment.
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  25. 2h
    Will Evans receives treatment for an injury.
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  26. 2h
    13. Goal for Salisbury as BEN WRIGHT charges down a kick by Dovey and the ball rebounds towards goal and into the net. 0-1
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  27. 2h
    9. Chris Dillon takes a shot to the face as he stopped a Theo Lewis strike. Soon after Ryan Brett blazed narrowly over for the visitors.
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  28. 2h
    7. Left foot effort from Collins blocked by Dutton.
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  29. 2h
    4. Free kick from Beckwith punched away by Puddy.
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  30. 2h
    The match is under way
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  31. 3h
    Good luck to the boys today! Good seeing the youngsters on the bench
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  32. 3h
    Today's teams for v@SalisburyFC
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    sub's: Frear, McPhee, Fitchett, Muscat, Thomson, Kamdjo, Salmon.
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  34. 3h
    Puddy, Ruddick, Brett, Dutton (c), Clarke, Wilson, S. Sinclair, Lewis, Weight, Feeney, R. Sinclair.
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    Eastleigh subs: McAllister, Flitney, Fleetwood, Scannell, Fuller, Doyle.
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  36. 3h
    Eastleigh: Dovey, Dillon, Green, Collins, Beckwith, Todd, Evans, Southam (c), Strevens, Reason, Odubade.
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  37. 3h
    Congratulations to the team who beat the Salisbury City fans in a supporters match before this afternoon's game.
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  38. 3h
    The sun is shining as and renew their rivalry today in a pre-season friendly. Kick off 3pm
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  39. 3h
    Here at the Silverlake Stadium for the friendly between Eastleigh and

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