Isthmian Leagues

LANCING 2 BURGESS HILL TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 November 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By David Wilmot

LANCING surrendered a two-goal lead to slump to defeat despite keeper Alieu Secka saving a Lew Finney penalty and his follow up.
Tom Butler put Lancing ahead from a Darius Goldsmith corner after nine minutes but the outstanding Marcus Allen sustained a serious injury as the ball came into the box and was carried off.
Secka made his penalty save on 33 minutes and three minutes later Lancing went two up with a rasping volley from Tyrone Madhani. In a chaotic seven-minute spell, Burgess Hill struck with goals from Dan Perry, Hayden Skerry and Lew Finney...

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