By Ronnie Lusulire

Ugandan born forward Ibra Sekajja continued making headlines over the weekend in Dulwich Hamlets 3-1 home win over Lowestoft Town on Saturday evening at Champion Hill stadium in the Ryman league Premier division.

The fast pacy forward formerly at English top flight side side Crystal Palace opened the scoring in for the home side in the 23rd minute with a calm finish which was his eleventh goal of the season to ensure the first half ends 1-0.

In the second half, Travis Cole levelled matters for the visitors just three after the start which piled more pressure onto Dulwich Hamlet.

Dumebi Dumaka restored the visitors lead in the 55th minute and later on Panutche Camara put the last nail in the coffin with a great finish to make it 3-1 after 90minutes.

The win put Dulwich in fourth position in the Ryman league premier division on 74points with a game in hand in their favour and 17 points behind leaders Bognor Regis Town on 91points.

Collins Okinyo

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