Hastings set for Sunday clash in Guernsey

By The Newsroom
Published 19th Feb 2017, 04:31 BST
Updated 7th Jun 2018, 21:37 BST
Jack Evans in the thick of the action during Hastings United's 4-0 win away to Three Bridges on Tuesday night. Picture courtesy Scott WhiteJack Evans in the thick of the action during Hastings United's 4-0 win away to Three Bridges on Tuesday night. Picture courtesy Scott White
Jack Evans in the thick of the action during Hastings United's 4-0 win away to Three Bridges on Tuesday night. Picture courtesy Scott White

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Hastings United's footballers are set to tackle two games in little more than 48 hours.

United are away to fourth-bottom Guernsey in Ryman Football League Division One South today (Sunday, kick-off 3pm) before hosting third-placed Carshalton Athletic on Tuesday night.

United have propelled themselves into the thick of the play-off mix by picking up 13 points from a possible 15 and they’ve gone nearly 300 minutes without conceding.

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They remain eighth after yesterday’s results and are five points outside the all-important top five, albeit having played fewer matches than all of the teams above them.

Three Bridges goalkeeper Martin Grant is beaten by a Jack Evans free kick on Tuesday night. Picture courtesy Scott WhiteThree Bridges goalkeeper Martin Grant is beaten by a Jack Evans free kick on Tuesday night. Picture courtesy Scott White
Three Bridges goalkeeper Martin Grant is beaten by a Jack Evans free kick on Tuesday night. Picture courtesy Scott White