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BRICKIES LET LEAD SLIP AT THE PAN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

LEWES 2
SITTINGBOURNE 2
By James Grayson

BIG BROTHER! Jamie Brotherton congratulates Ronnie Conlon

LEWES twice came from behind against Sittingbourne to ensure both sides continued their unbeaten start to the new season.
The visitors were off the mark in the seventh minute when skipper Ben Gorham steered a cross effortlessly past Lewes keeper Chris Winterton.
The lead only lasted three minutes though as Bouwe Bosma equalised with a firm volley from 20 yards.
Tom Loynes restored Sittingbourne’s lead in the 66th minute but the Rooks were level again 12 minutes later through Ronnie Co...

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