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BURGESS HILL T 0 DULWICH HAMLET 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2017

By David Marriott
■DULWICH sent Burgess Hill’s biggest crowd of the season home disappointed, boosting their play-off hopes while pushing the Hillians back into the bottom four.
Dulwich’s Gavin Tomlin headed over and early Nathan Green cross. And his low driven effort after ten minutes was saved by Hillians keeper James Shaw.
Tomlin eventually got his goal, curling a left footed shot into the far-left corner on 21 minutes.
Pat Harding was unlucky not to find his 100th Hillians goal.
But Jack Brivio had the best chance for the Hillians on the stroke of half-time, with his f...

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