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STEFAN BACK TO HELP LIFT DROP FEARS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

DIV 1 S.EAST
FAVERSHAM TOWN 2 BURGESS HILL T 0
By Brian Flynn

TWO first-half goals sealed a convincing Faversham win that eased relegation worries and dented Burgess Hill’s play-off hopes.
The home side should have been ahead in the opening two minutes but failed to convert two golden chances with Martyn Box charging down a Harry Harding volley in the six-yard box and Dover Athletic loanee Marshall Wratten lobbing over.
But with Burgess Hill failing to get into the game chances continued to come for the Lilywhites and they took the lead on the half hour, Matt Bourne having the s...

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