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DIV 1 STH EAST

By Andrew Gidley

SEVENOAKS TOWN 3
BURGESS HILL TN 1
THERE was an open- day win for Oaks and new boss Marcel Nimani. The hosts had to weather Hill’s second-half storm, with goalkeeper Jordan Perrin producing four saves to frustrate the Sussex visitors – the best a point-blank stop soon after half-time from Oli Davies.
Warren Mfula put the hosts in front just before the hour and went close to a second just before the interval. Kieran Rowe levelled eight minutes after the break after Perrin had proved a one-man barrier with three fine saves. Oaks survived before scoring...

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