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LEWIS LEADS THE WAY IN AWAY ROMP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH CEN
SUTTON COMMON R 0 CHERTSEY T 5
By Gary Brigden

LEE Lewis bagged a quickfire hat-trick as Chertsey Town stormed to victory at ten-man Sutton Common Rovers.
Chertsey made a fast start and opened the scoring after five minutes with a wonder-strike by Reece Cole. The visitors continued to dominate and Jonathon Hippolyte missed two sitters.
Rovers grew into the game, but both Tony Halsey and Bertie Lloyd had efforts well off target. Rovers were reduced to ten men just before the break when skipper Rhamar Garrett-Bennett saw red for two bookable offences.
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