Isthmian Leagues

JOHNSON SEES RED IN THE COLD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 February 2019

SOUTH CENTRAL ROUND-UP
By Andy Edwards
THREE second-half goals earned Chipstead all three points away at Waltham Abbey to stop the home side moving into the playoff places.
With the weather causing havoc to the fixture list – Waltham had the chance to move into the top five with a win.
Fifth place Westfield’s game at home to Ashford Town fell victim to a frozen pitch but they were thankful to Chipstead’s second-half goal blitz for keeping them in the play-off places.
After a goalless first half, Chipstead got going thanks to an own goal from Waltham’s Rimmell Daniel ...

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