Non-League Paper

Gorgeous George is on song for happy Hill

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 January 2026

BURGESS HILL TOWN 2 DARTFORD 1
By Jack Naldrett

BURGESS Hill put in by far their best performance on home turf this season as on-loan Sutton man George Vorster continued to shine with his brace firing them past Dartford.
Burgess Hill took the lead 20 minutes as Ben Pope won the ball high up the pitch, played in Kieran Rowe who was brought down by Dartford’s goalkeeper, and captain, Jonny Henly for a stonewall penalty.
Hill have had a torrid time from the spot this season but this time Vorster stepped up to send Henly the wrong way and put his side ahead.
It was quite an even...

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