HAVANT striker Tom-my Wright took his tally for the season to nine goals with a double at Ebbsfleet.
The Hawks scored two in as many minutes in the first half before Wright wrapped up the points. The 24-year-old, who joined from Sutton in the summer, tucked away two fine chances and nearly bagged a hat-trick in the last minute but shot wide.
It was Ebbsfleet’s first game since November 21 after a Covid outbreak and Havant ensured it was a harsh return to action.
Havant nearly went ahead after just two minutes when Wright diverted Roarie Deacon’s low shot but Ebbsfleet keeper Jordan Holmes produced an excellent save.
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