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Where is the consistency?

CHALFONT St Peter’s match against Kempston Rovers on March 18 was abandoned in the 95th minute after a serious injury to Chalfont St. Peter’s Adam Kirby. The player had fallen awkwardly and landed on his back.
Immediate medical attention was given but the resultant one-hour wait before an ambulance appeared led to the referee deciding to abandon the match.
The Southern League, on reviewing the situation, decided that the game should be replayed. No-one has any objection to that and although Chalfont would have welcomed the three points (they were leading 2-1 at the time), sporti...

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