The latest local sports news from across the area
Eastbourne Borough are away to a midtable Chesham side this weekend, with Tommy Widdringtons side continuing their fight against l relegation and reduce their current six point gap to safety.
Elsewhere, Lewes will play at home to league leading Folkestone Invicta, who sit 14 point clear in the standings, while Crowborough Athletic host eleventh placed Ashford Town.
Now to the Southern Combinations, AFC Uckfield Town return to action when they visit Selsey, as Jarvis Brook travel to face tenth in the league East Preston.
Over to the Mid Sussex Leagues, Rotherfield will welcome third from bottom Reigate Priory 2nd’s, with Ridgewood hosting Rotherfield 2nd’s, as Barcombe play at home to Eastbourne Athletic.
Meanwhile, Buxted are away to bottom place Brighton & Sussex Medical School, with Nutley visiting AFC Hurst, knowing a win could see them move back up to the top of the standings, as Newick host the Cuckfield Rangers Development.
Lastly in the men’s, Maresfield Village are at home to Ditchling, with Plumpton Athletic welcoming Hurstpierpoint 2nd’s, as Hartfield host Barcombe 2nd’s in the third round of the Tester Cup.
Over to women’s football on Sunday, Lewes are back at the Dripping Pan where they will face seventh place Cheltenham Town, who sit level on points with The Rooks in sixth.
Finally in women’s rugby, Sunday’s fixtures will see Heathfield & Waldron visit second from bottom Dartford Valley, as Uckfield travel to face top of their league the Seaford Scarlets.
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