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MORE than 400 fans fans left Saturday's Burgess Hill Town FC match wondering if they had seen the last first team game at Leylands Park.
Town came within a few minutes of winning their last home game of the season, leading 2-1 with only five minutes of stoppage time left.

But visitors Chatham stole all three points with two late goals.

Burgess Hill now have a more important battle on their hands, avoiding eviction from their Leylands Park stadium.

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