Isthmian League Premier

HAMLET FALL APART ON A DREAM DAY FOR LEWES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 December 2025

DULWICH HAM’ 1 LEWES 4
By Dave Nuttall

LEWES came from behind to stun Dulwich Hamlet 4-1 at Champion Hill in an action-packed clash.
Dulwich began brightly with Alfie Payne sweeping just wide and the hosts took a 23rd-minute lead when defender Joseph Adewunmi directed the ball home after Lewes failed to clear a corner.
But Dulwich’s day quickly soured as keeper Toby Bull conceded a penalty, allowing Charlie Walker to bag a 37th-minute equaliser by converting down the middle.
Lewes escaped just before half-time when Hamlet striker Danny Mills nodded just wide but the S...

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