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SEVENOAKS TOWN 0 JERSEY BULLS 1

DIV 1 EAST
By Andrew Gidley

■ A FOURTH-MINUTE penalty settled this contest as Bulls maintained their play-off push extending their unbeaten run to nine games.
Referee Kane Dempster ruled that Tolu Jonah handled in the area under pressure from two Bulls players.
It looked a harsh decision on the Oaks defender, with the assistant, closest to the incident, remaining unmoved. Bulls skipper James Queree stepped up to score.
Rai Dos Santos almost put the visitors ahead inside the first minute, before Oaks keeper Jordan Perrin denied them twice in both halves.
A double save in th...

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