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CRAY RHULE WITH WINNER AT CHIPS

By Trevor Stotten
CHIPSTEAD 0
CRAY WANDERERS 1
AARON Rhule’s last-minute winner boosted Cray Wanderers’ play-off hopes in the South Division with a tight win at Chipstead.
It was a game of two keepers with home goalie Michael Sibley impeccable throughout.
He defied one attack with his feet, then got down well to stifle another, while Nick Blue in the visitors goal palmed away a Dean Lodge drive for a corner After a goalless first half, Sibley was soon in action again, pushing a Cray free-kick wide, while at the other end when Sam Bell broke clear, Blue intervened again.
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