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BURGESS HILL TN 1 HY THE TOWN 2

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Jack Naldrett

■ THE Cannons roared back with a Johan Caney-Bryan double in the last 10 minutes to get the better of Burgess Hill.
The first half was shoddy at best, but Hill took the lead when Jack Steventon didn’t clear his lines and the ball fell to captain Kieran Rowe to smash Hill ahead.
As the ref blew for halftime, Hythe manager Steve Watt was sent off for a barrage of verbals to the official.
Hythe then won a penalty which Frannie Collin stepped up to take, but it was was saved by Taylor Seymour. However, the keeper couldn’t stop Cane...

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