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Eight wins straight as Donell still firing

BURGESS HILL T 2 FOLKESTONE INV 3
By Jack Naldrett

DONELL Thomas’ fourth goal in as many games helped Folkestone Invicta restore their slender lead to overwhelm Burgess Hill in a five-goal thriller, securing an eighth straight win in all competitions.
Invicta will take all three points back to Kent and opened the scoring after 12 minutes at the third time of asking as a shot was well saved by Alfie Mansell, the rebound hit the post before Crystal Palace academy graduate Finley Marjoram tucked home the loose ball. One became two as a great Folkestone move from back-to-front saw...

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