Harry Forster delivered a standout performance by scoring four goals to lead Crowborough to a comeback victory over Oaks in a Division 1 South East league match on Saturday. The win marked a strong response for Crowborough following their recent FA Cup exit and came amid a congested fixture schedule with seven league games remaining this month.

The visitors took an early lead when Nathan Jeche opened the scoring in the 15th minute with an audacious strike from close to the touchline that found the far post. However, Oaks were unable to maintain their advantage as Crowborough gradually took control of the game.

Forster sparked the turnaround with a long-range equalizer from nearly 30 yards, arriving eight minutes before halftime. He doubled his tally shortly after, putting Crowborough ahead. Finn Chapman then extended the lead with a third goal before Oaks’ Kevin Diomande pulled one back four minutes later.

Securing his hat-trick with a composed finish late in the match, Forster effectively sealed the victory for Crowborough, highlighting his key role in the team’s attacking efforts. The result provides a timely boost for Crowborough as they look to build momentum toward the close of the season.