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Hillian Roco in it for keeps

By Massimo Dellow

ERITH TOWN 3 BURGESS HILL T 3 BURGESS HILL WON 5-4 ON PENS
ERITH and Burgess Hill played out a thriller as the home side’s miraculous comeback was ended by penalty woe. A slow start was quickly amended on the half-hour when Hill took the lead through Harry Lawson’s left-foot strike. Erith did respond before half-time, though. The Dockers had Deven Reid-Solanki to thank for drawing them level terms. Following the break, the visitors pushed to regain the lead. Just before the hour, they had their wish granted as Lawson netted his second with a thunderous...

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