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■REDHILL went back to the top of Premier South with a 2-1victory at Jersey Bulls.
As a 1,849-strong crowd watched on, Adam Trotter gave the Bulls a first-half lead only for Tim Obisanya to level after the break before Elliott York’s winner.
Second-placed Bulls have a vastly superior +18 goal difference through and can still take the championship if victorious in their last two games.
A Ben Senior double and one goal by Matthew Rapson gave hosts Horley a 3-1home win over Sandhurst Town.
Epsom & Ewell saw off visitors Tadley Calleva 2-1with Carl Oblitey and Luke Mil...

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