Non-League Paper

HAMLET TOO MUCH FOR HILL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2026

DULWICH HAM 2 BURGESS HILL T 0
By Kian Ward

sive work to do. Visiting goalkeeper Michael Dike made a crucial double save to keep the score 1-0at the break.
Smith looked for his second but Bike’s clearance was met by Clunis, who was also unable to beat the stopper.
Again Dulwich struck early with a goal just five minutes into the second period. Clunis was played through on goal and slotted the second into the back of the net. The Hillians looked for an offside flag which was not forthcoming.
The visitors looked to get themselves back into the game throughout the second half but a...

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