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ALFIE NICKS POINT FOR ROOKS WITH LATE HEADER

BRIGHTLINGSEA R 2 LEWES 2
By Stuart Fuller

ALFIE YOUNG salavaged a point for the visitors in a topsy-turvy match.
Lewes started brightly with the impressive Razz Coleman De-Graft forcing Charlie Turner into an early save, tipping over a powerful drive, but the Regent keeper could do nothing about his strike in the ninth minute that went in off the bar to give the visitors the lead.
It looked as if Lewes would add to their tally in the opening quarter, with Turner being the busier of the two keepers. However, on the half hour mark Brightlingea’s full-back Jerome Anderson was a...

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