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If ever a side needed to win a game - this was it. The previous month had seen the Reserves exit from both their remaining Cup Competitions, and with no points from three League games, they were now in danger of getting left behind at the foot of the table.

However, with a new mood of optimism, and players returning from injury and unavailability, they produced an impressive performance on Friday evening which, it is hoped, will be the turning point of their season.

Josh Heyburn, Chris Barton and Michael Page all retruned from injury, Harrsion Cullinane made his first start for 6 weeks, and the squad was bolstered by the inclusion of Chamal Fenelon as he was Cup-tied for the 1st Team game the following day.

There was little to chose between the two sides in the opening stages of the game, but Peacehaven took the lead midway through the first half in eye-catching fashion. Chamal Fenelon won the ball near the centre-circle and, after shaking off two challenges, fired the ball hard and low into the bottom corner from distance.

James Coulston produced a good save from Heyburn in Rye's only real attack of the half, and Peacehaven were looking comfortable at the break, and things got even better immediately after the restart.

With their first attack, a through ball from Tom Stutters caused confusion in the away defence and Robinson-Webster was on hand to fire the ball home over Spicer to give Rye a mountain to climb.

Peacehaven changed their shape, and Rye started to enjoy a lot of possession, but it was in areas where they could do little damage, and Peacehaven where happy to deal with the pressure. Rye's best chance fell to Moussa Coate, but his effort flew wide of the target, and Heyburn's handling of some dangerous crosses was faultless.

The longer the game went on, the more frustrated Rye became, and tempers soon became frayed. Rye's Manager was sent from the dug-out, there were some heated exchanges and, after a flurry of bookings, the scoring was completed 5 minutes from time when Fenelon's low free-kick rifled into the corner of the net leaving Spicer with no chance.

Robertas Kupetis went agonisingly close to making it 5-0 in the dying moments, and this much needed victory lifts them away fro the foot of the table, and in good spirits as they travel to East Preston on Saturday, looking to continue their revival.