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GHANNAM HAUNTS THE ROBINS IN LATE SHOW

LEWES 1 CARSHALTON A 3
By Paul Griffiths

CARSHALTON Athletic scored two stoppage-time goals to see off Lewes in an entertaining battle of Rooks and Robins at the Dripping Pan.
Shae Hutchinson fired the home side in front in the first half, only for former Lewes man Nabeel Ghannam to level.
But with a draw looking likely, the Robins stole the points with both Bryan Ifeanyi and Tommy Bradford netting.
Lewes looked dangerous on the break and they caught out the Robins on 37 minutes when Hutchinson drew Mackenzie Foley off his line and fired home.
Carshalton’s Dylan Pepe tried ...

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