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BRIDGES FIGHT BACK TO DRAW

SOUTH EAST
■THE Hillians were lucky to escape the cold and foggy Leylands Park with a share of the spoils after a late equaliser against the Golds.
Burgess Hill dominated the first half and created a good number of chances. Manager Dean Cox decid-

BURGESS HILL TN 1
LITTLEHAMPTON TN 1

By Jack Naldrett
ed to give Under-18’s Alex Brewer his first-team debut and a lot of the chances fell to the lively teen, but either a last-ditch block or occasionally the woodwork would thwart the youngster and the Hill in general.
Littlehampton then opened the scoring. Onloan Worthing y...

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