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RED CARD HITS PARK

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

SOUTH PARK 1
CHIPSTEAD 3
By Nick Thatcher
SOUTH Park will rue missed chances in the first half.
The turning point came in the 60th minute when Park’s Adam Pullin was sent off for denying a scoring chance. From the free-kick, Tobi Adaje scored. Adaje then doubled the Chips’ lead from 15 yards.
Park pulled a goal back late on when Joe Jackson headed home Dean Lovegrove’s corner, but Chipstead sealed victory through Sam Bell. Park should have scored again but Chris Smith’s penalty was saved by Oliver Pain.
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