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KINGSFORD’S WINNER PUTS BRICKIES TOP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 December 2024

By Mike Green

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
EASTBOURNE TN 1 SITTINGBOURNE 2
SITTINGBOURNE went top of the South East division as they defied the weather and a resolute Eastbourne Town side.
With the ground battered by swirling winds, the visitors were ahead when Troy Howard converted Richie Hamill’s cross at the far post.
Dan Hull’s fine header then levelled for the home side with just the second league goal Sittingbourne have conceded since the end of October.
The second half was delayed as only three of the four floodlight pylons were working, although referee Richard Joss deeme...

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