Hollington United are title winners – but they’re not finished yet
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The Lions have two games to play – away to Battle tomorrow and at home to Ringmer AFC a week later – and if they do not lose either, they will be the first side to go through a season unbeaten in this division.
There was disappointment for them on Mondaty night when they lost 4-3 on penalties to Balcombe in the final of the Mid Sussex Charity Cup after a 3-3 draw.
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Hide AdBut cup disappointments cannot take the gloss off their march to glory in the league.
Boss John Carey said: “The season has been a great one for us – a solid season.
"The aim was to go unbeaten in the league as it’s never been done before and we are still on course for that, with just the one disappointing draw which to be honest should have been 5-0 or 6-0.
"We missed so many chances that day against Sedlescombe.
"And to have only conceded six goals all season with two games to go is a credit to the boys’ hard work all season.
“Overall it’s been a very good season and I’m happy with the way the boys’ efforts and attitudes all season – they’re by far the best set of lads at this standard in Sussex.”