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INVICTA FAIL TO GO TOP AS ROOKS HOLD FIRM

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By Stuart Fuller
IT WAS a case of honours even in an entertaining draw at the Dripping Pan as Folkestone Invicta missed the chance to go top of the Isthmian Premier League when they were held by a spirited Lewes side.
The visitors started the stronger of the two sides with Lewes keeper Nathan Stroomberg- Clarke making excellent stops from efforts by Ira Jackson and Jerson Dos Santos.
However, it was the home side who felt they should have had a penalty in the 26th minute when Leon Redwood appeared to be felled but the referee adjudged the offence outside.
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