Haywards Heath will pay their match fees tomorrow, then continue their assault on the big budget world of London One.

Sussex's leading club have climbed to the brink of the national leagues.

But, as they bid to make it three wins out of three against Harlow tomorrow, they insist the old club atmosphere is in intact.

Long serving outside half Jon Graham said: "The great thing is we are are still a typical town club.

"The first team players are no different to the rest of the club. We all play for the fun of it and pay our match fees while the teams we play against are being paid to play.

"We could not afford to do that and I don't think we would want to."

Graham sits out tomorrow's clash with a thigh strain but Andy Cook will enjoy his chance to run things from No. 10 while Owen Ashton returns at full back.

Brighton may give new scrum half Jason Tams, formerly with Norwich, a chance at Crawley in London Three South East with Julian Hutchens struggling with a shoulder injury.

It is all change at half back with Piers Berry at ten and Geraint Jones reverting to the wing.

Both teams need a win and Brighton coach Bert Merritt said: "We are looking to pick up where we left off against Charlton Park last week."

Worthing face an intriguing home clash with East Grinstead, for whom inspirational Ray Hennessy will hope to return.

For the hosts, skipper Mike Imrie teams up with Alistair Wood at half back for the first time since they were at university together in 1996. Wood has joined from Wimbledon.

Tony Cruz is back in place of the unwell Terry Butler.

Haywards Heath: Ashton, Pymm, Rolandi, Dowdell, H. Goodburn, A. Cook, Meredith; Edwards, Denslow, Sherwood, Atkin, Virgin, Lyall, Rankin, Wattam.

Brighton: O'Connell, Jones, James, Dowty, Ross, Berry, Tams; Delaney, Ellis, Jenkins, Ede, Trotter, Jefferies, Peters, Mann.

Worthing: Coombe, Cruz, Sawyer, S. Imrie, T. Wood, A. Wood, M. Imrie; Bruce, Howard, Bennett, Carter, Dove, Newhouse, DeBoer, Davies.