Isthmian Leagues

THREE BRIDGES 2 LITTLEHAMPTON T 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 April 2023

DIV 1 S. EAST
By Alf Blackler

■ BRIDGES had Leo Anderson’s 33rd-minute penalty save to thank for their win over visitors Littlehampton Town.
The Marigolds had looked the more likely scorers in a first half where the hosts looked nervous at times, but their second-half transformation was aided by a goal inside two minutes, Camron Lawson finishing coolly following good work by both Kieron Pamment and Kevin Rivera. But Bridges kept their fans on edge as both Bran- non O’Neill and Lawson were denied by the woodwork, while Dion Jarvis really should have scored for the...

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