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BURGESS HILL TOWN 3 STEYNING TOWN C 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

SOUTH EAST
By Jack Naldrett

■ BURGESS Hill moved up to second with a win over a plucky Steyning Town outfit in Mid Sussex.
Burgess Hill started the first half on the front foot, creating numerous chances in the first 20 which the Barrowmen repelled, but the visitors grew into it with all the main action coming in the second half.
It only took seven minutes of the second 45 for Hill skipper Brannon O’Neil to smash the Hill ahead. The elusive second remained just that, as Steyning kept believing. Better late than never for Hill, a second did arrive via sub Oli Davies. Ju...

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