Northern Premier League

PARK PUT FIVE PAST SAINTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 October 2018

By Nick Thatcher
SOUTH PARK 5
CHALFONT ST PETER 0
SOUTH Park earned their first home win of the season by blowing away Chalfont St Peter and upsetting the form book in the process.
The Saints were sat comfortably in ninth ahead of the game and Park second=bottom but the hosts ran riot from the first whistle.
Adam Morris converted cooly from the penalty spot in the 17th minute to open the scoring before Frankie Jones and Jack Mullan both fired home to give their side a comfortable lead.
Second-half goals from Keaton August and Blue Gallagher completed the scoring for the Sparks, whose only o...

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