Isthmian League Premier

HILL HAVE A MOUNTAIN TO CLIMB AFTER LOSS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2019

By Sam Rattle
BURGESS HILL TOWN 0
LEATHERHEAD 3
BURGESS HILL are deeper in the relegation mire after Leatherhead’s comfortable win in a game the hosts finished with ten men.
And without a string of saves from keeper Josh James, the Hillians would have lost more convincingly.
Nonetheless, they started strongly with Farrell Ryder forcing Tanners keeper Zaki Oualah into a fantastic save following a defensive error.
In the 14th minute, Cheick Toure headed just over from a corner.
But at the other end, James produced a good save to deny Shaun Okojie from close range.
The visitors continued...

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