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BURGESS HILL TOWN 0 ENFIELD TOWN 6

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2026

By Jack Naldrett

■IT was a Halloween horror show for the Hill as Enfield were treated to six goals as they absolutely annihilated Burgess Hill to hand inflict a first home defeat of the season.
The north Londoners took the lead in the 15th minute as Thomas Avgoustidis got his first, reacting quicker than any Hillian to slam home a rebound.
The lead was doubled nine minutes later as the best player on the park, Amrit Bansal-Mc-Nulty, smashed one past Roco Rees from the edge of the area to give the Towners a firm grip on proceedings.
Hill were fortunate to still be in the game...

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