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BURGESS HILL TOWN 3 SHEPPEY UNITED 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 November 2024

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Jack Naldrett

■ BURGESS Hill made it 11 games unbeaten with a dominant performance against Sheppey.
The Hill got a golden chance to take the lead when they won a penalty midway through the first half, but skipper Brannon O’Neil saw his penalty saved superbly by Aidan Prall.
Within 60 seconds of the restart, left back Reggie Ward found himself in the box and fired home his second of the campaign.
Not long after, Ward again won the Hill a penalty which this time was taken and converted by Alex Brewer. O’Neil then thundered one in off the bar from 25 ya...

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