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They then secured all three points thanks to two goals in stoppage time as Andrew Sesay and Ben Bacon hit the target. Bridges’ first victory since late November sees them move eight points clear of bottom.
Max Miller cracked a hattrick as Burgess Hill Town thumped fellow strugglers Ramsgate 4-2 at the Southwood Stadium.
A slip from goalkeeper Josh James gifted the hosts the lead as Toby Bancroft to slotted home on nine minutes.
This was the Rams’ only attempt as Hill pushed forward and struck three times with and struck three times with Miller scoring twice and Aaron Smith-Josep...

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