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HILLIANS WIN AS CANNONS MISFIRE AGAIN

DIV 1 STH EAST
HY THE TOWN 0 BURGESS HILL TN 2
By Andy Short

HYTHE Town endured another difficult afternoon as they fell to play-off hopefuls Burgess Hill Town.
The hosts had an early opportunity to take the lead when Jauvan Splatt was brought down in the box after just 14 minutes. However, his poor penalty was comfortably saved by Hillians keeper Slav Huk.
Burgess Hill capitalised just five minutes later when Damien Theodore’s deflected shot looped into the net to break the deadlock. Hythe started the second half with intent but failed to turn pressure into goals. Their fa...

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