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HILLIANS HIT BACK TO SALVAGE POINT

By Howard Kenyon

CHESHUNT 1
BURGESS HILL TOWN 1
A REPEAT of last season at Theobalds Lane, Burgess Hill had the best of the first half, Cheshunt after substitutions dominated the second.
Burgess Hill wide man George Vorster, back on loan, was a constant threat in the first half, always available and ready to take on defenders – he had a shot tipped around the post by R’avan Constable early, and shot over from a wide angle when through.
The Ambers could have taken the lead when an error from Hill keeper Roco Rees presented the ball to Kenny Coker. Surprised, he scuffe...

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