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LILLIS IS WORKING WONDERS

By Andy Mason
SOUTH-EAST
RAMSGATE 3 WHYTELEAFE 1
RAMSGATE came into this match unbeaten in five under new manager Jason Lillis and they were good value for extending that winning run.
With conditions making things tough, they showed their class by controlling possession for the majority of the match.
Ashley Miller latched onto a long ball over the top in the 27th minute to open the scoring with a cool finish.
Kane Rowland then doubled the advantage five minutes before the break when he slid onto a cross from the right.
Micharl Aziaya then put the match beyond reach with an expert finish in ...

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