John Suter has released three Saltdean players from the Sussex squad to meet Hampshire at Fareham tomorrow.

The new county boss has told Tigers manager Glenn Burvill he will allow Stewart Holmes, Damion Dobbyn and Kevin Townsend to concentrate on preparing for next Saturday's FA Cup clash with Devizes. Daren Newman and Matt Duffield have been called in.

Horsham YMCA striker Phil Churchill has also pulled out with a back injury and is replaced by club colleague Nick Flint.

Flint scored twice and helped Lee Butcher to a brace as YM won 7-1 at East Grinstead in the Sussex RUR Cup.

Barry Burden dipped one in from 35 yards and there was also a Peter Durrant header and Phil Butcher finish before Stuart Hardy replied from the spot.

Three Bridges clinched their place in the third round with a 3-1 win over second division pace-setters Worthing United.

Goals from Doug Cashman and Steve Banks put Bridges in control. Teenager Danny Keach pulled one back before Cashman struck again.

Crowborough, rock bottom in division two, scored in the first 30 seconds of each half as the beat high-flying Oving 4-2 in an RUR Cup clash at the Alderbrook.

James Lattimer opened the scoring after 20 second and by half-time Borough led 3-2 with further goals from Lattimer and Sean Fuller. Alex Stay and Jimmy Hasler replied.

Debutant Andy Bungay made it 4-2.

Storrington's name is in the hat for the next round after a 3-1 triumph against Wealden.

They had to fight from behind after Tim Brown had put Wealden ahead, but Storrington ran out comfortable winners with two strikes from Matt High and one from Matt Latter.

Kevin Rose scored a hat-trick and Lee Wood grabbed a last-minute winner as Westfield won 4-3 against Lingfield. Goals from Chris May, Steve Breach, Chris Hughes and Paul Young earned Broadbridge Heath a 4-2 victory at Hailsham Town. Lee Mould and Duncan Jones hit replies.

In the John O'Hara League Cup, Roger Moore bagged a hat-trick for Chichester but his side lost 5-4 in a topsy-turvy contest at Whitehawk.

Hawks were 2-0 down inside ten minutes but fought back to level with goals from Michael Whelan and Mark Sheriff.

Moore scored his second in the first minute of the second half but Hawks hit back through Tom Graves and Warren Buss. Moore's third made it 4-4 six minutes from time only for Sheriff to bag an 89th-minute winner.

Wick comfortably progressed to the next round after defeating Crawley Down 3-0.

They went ahead after seven minutes when Justin Thorpe buried a Julian Curnow cross from the right.

That advantage was doubled by Darren Annis before Ben Milford netted..

l SIDLESHAM chairman Roy Parker believes the team are coping well despite manager Ian Hilman's four-week break.

They overcame East Preston 2-1 away with two late second-half goals from stand-in boss Calvin Hore and Dan Owen. They trailed to a Nicky Loversidge strike just before the hour.

Pagham's 6-1 drubbing of Eastbourne United showed their title aspirations.

Lee Stevens, an own goal, Steve Poulton, Tony Stephens, Darren King and Ashley Edwards scored and Ben Barden grabbed a consolation in stoppage time.