However, their ambition proved to be shortlived, as they were rampantly dispatched by a Steyning side who went on to take complete control of the game. They took the lead shortly afterwards, thanks to a tidy first time finish from Harry Heath following another long ball over the top. Damage limitation was the aim for Seaford in the second half, with Steyning showing no signs of slowing down as they looked to further extend their seemingly unassailable lead. Steyning had a sixth on the hour mark thanks to a long distance effort from Max Howell which found the bottom left corner. Seven became eight only moments after the restart, after good play from the Steyning left back gave substitute Josh Tuck the chance to add to his side’s tally.

Source: Express November 01, 2020 15:11 UTC