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CHIPS TO REGRET MISSED EFFORTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Trevor Stotten
CHIPSTEAD 0
THAMESMEAD TOWN 2
CHIPSTEADwere left to rue their missed opportunities as Thamesmead Town clinched victory with a goal in each half.
With both teams showing depleted lineups through injury, the first goal was always going to be important, and the visitors scored it on 25 minutes as Bode Anidugbe fired home
Chips had chances to equalise, but even had a penalty saved in the second half as Lewis Carey stopped Saidou Khan’s poor effort from the spot.
And Thamesmead capitalised with ten minutes left on the clock; Michael Sibley saving the first shot, before Ta...

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