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BECKENHAM TOWN 2 BURGESS HILL TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Phil Passey

SKIPPER Danny Waldren slammed home a 90th-minute winner as Beckenham won a fifth home game against a hard-working Burgess Hill.
The first-half action came early with Becks taking a second-minute lead when Jamarie Brissett deftly touched home a Stefan Cox cross.
But the lead evaporated within 60 seconds as the Hillians’ Ashley Ewerse pounced on a poor clearance from a free-kick to find the top corner. Level at the break, Louie Theophanous had a second-half goal ruled out for a marginal offside after being teed up by Waldren. At the other end Nic...

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