Redhill drew 1-1 with AFC Croydon Athletic at the Brow on Tuesday night, the Lobsters' third draw in their last four fixtures in the Premier South. They may have been expected to beat a team in the bottom three, with just two away wins to their name this season, but the energetic Rams contributed to an entertaining end-to-end game that could have gone either way.

Both teams were committed to attack from the start and there was a goal after ten minutes. Former Lobster Marcus Travers, excellent throughout at centre-half, nodded a long throw-in from the left over Jack Minchin and into the far corner. The Reds looked dangerous down the flanks, as they had done at Cobham on Saturday, and Jason Kaate was unlucky with a low shot that Rams 'keeper Oshane Brown did well to block with his left foot.

Minchin made an outstanding save from Carl Obitey's fierce volley on the half hour and Redhill were well in touch going into the second half at only 1-0 down. Kaate shot just over from James Jewers' free-kick near the right touchline and the equaliser that had looked imminent for a while arrived on 67 minutes. Tom Drinkwater's huge header in midfield went over the advancing Rams defence to leave Jamarie Brissett, moving in from the left, in a race for the ball with their 'keeper.

Brissett squeezed his shot just inside the far post for his 12th goal of the season and it won another Premier South point for the Lobsters.

Redhill: Minchin, Edwards, Kenlock, Wadmore, Drinkwater (McNamee), Dyett, Kaate (Peacock), Jewers (Stone), Hayford, Monga (Jarrett), Brissett