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Millers have got six appeal

By Stuart Fuller

RAMPANT Aveley won their fifth game in a row as they gave Lewes the blues on Valentine’s Day.
It was a breathless start with both teams going close in the opening ten minutes. Devonte West fired wide for the home side then Aveley’s Chris Harris’ effort hit the bar.
LEWES 1
AVELEY 6
West made amends in the 16th minute, putting the Rooks ahead, seconds after Aveley had an effort cleared off the line at the other end.
However, the Millers got their goal in the 22nd minute when Ryan Charles was in the right place after Harris’ effort hit t...

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