Non-league Havant soar into FA Cup third round

Blue Square South side Havant and Waterlooville continued their amazing FA Cup adventure as they shocked Notts County in the second round.

Non-league Havant soar into FA Cup third round
Sat, 01 Dec, 2007 - 17:28

Blue Square South side Havant and Waterlooville continued their amazing FA Cup adventure as they shocked Notts County in the second round.

Tony Taggart scored with just three minutes remaining to secure a dramatic 1-0 win against their League Two opponents at Meadow Lane.

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CourtsSoccerHeathrowPlace: Meadow LanePlace: KitKat CrescentPlace: Wheatsheaf ParkPerson: Tony TaggartPerson: Craig Mackail-SmithPerson: Aaron McLeanPerson: Steve CorderyPerson: John McCombePerson: Theo RobinsonPerson: Blair SturrockPerson: Stuart FleetwoodPerson: Mark BeesleyPerson: SturrockEvent: FA CupOrganisation: HavantOrganisation: Blue Square SouthOrganisation: WaterloovilleOrganisation: Notts CountyOrganisation: League TwoOrganisation: HawksOrganisation: York CityOrganisation: PeterboroughOrganisation: Staines TownOrganisation: HerefordOrganisation: HartlepoolOrganisation: LeedsOrganisation: SwindonOrganisation: Forest Green RoversOrganisation: OxfordOrganisation: SouthendOrganisation: Bristol RoversOrganisation: Rushden & Diamonds
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