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SOUTHERN COMBINATION

■ HASSOCKS are one point clear at the top of the table after a crushing 5-1 away win against AFC Varndeanians. Harry Furnell struck a hat-trick for the unbeaten league leaders with Noah Hoffman and Ruari Farrell also on target.
Second placed Haywards Heath Town ran out narrow 1-0 winners at home to ten-man Shoreham with Jack Meeres grabbing the only goal.
Elsewhere, Josh Alder netted twice for third placed Crawley Down Gatwick as they secured a 3-1 away victory over struggling Lingfield and fourth-placed Petersfield Town were comfortable 3-0 winners away to bottom side Little ...

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