Whitehawk remain top of the first division after a 4-2 win at Sidley. Sussex RUR Cup quarter-final: Rye 2 (Jirbandey 55, McArthur 90), Hassocks 1 (Robinson 82). John O'Hara League Cup 4th round: Crawley Down 2 (Neathy 35, 80), Wealden 0. Sussex
Hastings United slipped to a 2-0 home defeat against fellow strugglers Tonbridge Angels in their first game since the departure of manager Nigel Kane. John Lambert and Wayne Farrier were in charge but goals by former Horsham player John Westcott on 16
Andy Drury's hat-trick kept Lewes six points clear at the top of Conference south after a 4-0 home win over Havant & Waterlooville. After a very quiet opening 25 minutes the home side cranked up the pressure and took a deserved lead on the half-hour
Crawley produced a five star performance to record a 5-1 win, their biggest away from home this season, at Farsley Celtic on Saturday. Rampant Reds netted twice in the first half through Lee Blackburn and Pierre Joseph-Dubois before further strikes from
Dean Wilkins today urged Albion not to let half a season of progress go to waste. The Seagulls manager watched his side go down 2-1 at Yeovil Town in League One to cap four nightmare days which also saw them humbled at Millwall and be at the centre of
Yeovil 2 Albion 1. Albion's awful week ended on a depressing note at Huish Park, thanks to a moment of chaos in their own penalty area. An awful lot of hard defensive work was wasted when they failed to deal with a routine Zoltan Stieber cross in the
Albion are drawing 1-1 at Yeovil at half-time. For updates of the second half action follow the link below
A campaign to clean up Brighton and Hove has seen a fall of almost a third in the amount of chewing gum dropped in the city's streets. Brighton and Hove City Council was one of 16 local authorities across the country to take part in a public awareness
The new year is usually a time to look ahead and make plans. But for 19 Sussex people nominated in the new year honours list, it will be an opportunity to reflect on some remarkable achievements that have touched thousands of people. Today The Argus names
