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GRANT’S TREBLE DAMPENS CHIPS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 November 2017

CHIPSTEAD 2 HYTHE TOWN 4
By Andy Short
CANNONS striker Dean Grant claimed a first-half hat-trick that saw off Chipstead’s challenge and maintained Hythe’s strong start to the season.
Grant got his first of the afternoon on 20 minutes with an artful lob over Chips keeper Michael Sibley.
The home side replied five minutes later with Chris O’Flaherty’s strike but Grant was at it again on 27 minutes - latching on to Jordan Johnson-Palmer’s pass before slotting home.
Just after the half hour Grant’s hat-trick was complete, giving the visitors a 3-1 lead at hal...

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