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FAVERSHAM 4 CHIPSTEAD 1

By David Hollingsbee
AN assured Faversham side proved too good for Chipstead.
Liam King started the rout early , chesting home Luke Harvey’s cut-back.
King turned creator for the second, picking out Harvey in the area whose miscued strike was forced home from close range by Jamie Maxted.
After the break, Harvey got on the end of Luke Griffith’s low centre to put the game beyond Chipstead. The Lilywhites saved the best till last. King turned, volleyed and fired home.
Matthew Males headed a late consolation.
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