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SAMSON SO STRONG IN A FIVE-STAR BAR DISPLAY

LEWES 1 POTTERS BAR T 5
By Stuart Fuller

POTTERS BAR tore the form book apart with some clinical finishing against a Lewes side who finished the game with ten men.
The early signs were good for the hosts. But the Scholars led on seven minutes when Luke Joyce-Dwarika’s deep cross from the left eluded everyone and found its way into the net.
Lewes should have levelled when Maloney was perfectly teed up by Joe Taylor but he blazed his shot wide.
If Joyce-Dwarika’s first goal had an element of fortune about it, his second was the complete opposite, an excellent strike from th...

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