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BURGESS HILL TOWN 2 SEVENOAKS TOWN 0

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Jack Naldrett

■ BURGESS Hill finished
the year strongly by avenging an opening day defeat to Oaks, by beating them comfortably.
It was a great start for Hill, as young sensation Joe Overy skipped down the byeline and Howlett Mundle could only bundle the youngsters cross into his own net after just seven minutes. It got even better for the Hill, as after some neat and intricate football, the ball came to Stefan Vukoje on the edge and he smashed home to double the lead after 31 minutes. As is becoming normal for the Hill, second halves are controlled and drama f...

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