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Chislett tames the Peacocks

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 September 2018

By James Macpherson
MET POLICE 4
TAUNTON T 1
ETHAN Chislett bagged a double as the Met Police cruised to a comfortable away victory at Taunton Town.
It was the first time the Blues had played Taunton but they did not take long to settle.
Chislett beat two players on the edge of the box before firing home an impressive opener.
The hosts did summon a leveller through Benjamin Adelsbury after the halfhour mark when he struck from close range.
But the visitors turned on the style thereafter, despite losing John Gilbert to a red card.
Max Blackmore fired through a crowded box to put them back in...

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