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LITTLEHAMPTON T 3 BURGESS HILL TN 1

DIV 1 S.EAST
By James Roberts

■ LITTLEHAMPTON finished their season with a comeback win over Burgess Hill.
With one eye on their playoff game next week, Burgess Hill fielded a youthful side and even made four substitutions at halftime.
The away side went in front when Alex Brewer chipped the keeper from a free kick.
The Golds came into the game when Tijan Sparks hit a ball on the half-volley after 54 minutes to equalise.
Twelve minutes later, George Gaskin headed the Golds into the lead after a cross from Scott Kirkwood.
Scott Faber scored from a corner five minutes from ...

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