Isthmian League Premier

Andre’s on time to seal it for Hillians

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

By Charlotte Richardson
MARGATE 2
BURGESS HILL TOWN 3
BURGESS Hill Town fought back from two goals down to secure a fantastic victory against Margate at Hartsdown Park.
Making his first start for the Gate, Alex Flisher scored the game’s opener for the hosts. George Brown was fouled right on the left hand edge of Hill’s box and Flisher produced a moment of quality to push Margate ahead.
Margate doubled their lead through a rather controversial throw-in delivery that got the most devilish of touches to hit the back of the net and went down as a Josh James own goal.
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