Croydon secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Sevenoaks Town with a last-minute goal from Brandon Pierrick in a closely fought match on Saturday. The game marked Sevenoaks Town’s second visit to Croydon in ten days.

Sevenoaks took an early lead in the first half when Nathan Jeche headed in from a corner, putting the visitors ahead. However, Croydon responded just before halftime, with Pierrick scoring from close range to level the score at 1-1.

The second half saw Croydon press forward, with Ben Wynter creating opportunities down the left flank. Wynter’s skillful run and shot across the goalkeeper put Croydon ahead. Sevenoaks fought back to equalize again in the 82nd minute when Tobii Adaji struck a powerful shot from the edge of the penalty area, bringing the score to 2-2.

The match appeared headed for a draw until stoppage time when Croydon’s Finley Marjoram delivered a precise cross into the box. The ball bypassed the Sevenoaks defense and Pierrick was on hand to convert the chance, securing the winning goal in the 95th minute.

The result extends Croydon’s form at home while underscoring the competitive nature of matches between the two sides in recent weeks.