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CHANCES GO AT A PREMIUM

By Andy Short
SOUTH-EAST
HYTHE 0 CHICHESTER 0
ROSS Ibbertsen pulled the strings for Hythe who huffed and puffed but couldn’t edge past their rivals on a damp and windy afternoon at Reachfields.
These were hardly conditions for freeflowing football and both struggled to show any creativity.
The kick-off was delayed due to conditions but 160 hardy souls stayed with it as both teams struggled to test the respective goalkeepers, with Chichester’s Steven Mowthorpe enjoying a very quiet afternoon.
Hythe will now travel to Hastings next weekend while Chichester, the lowest ranked team ...

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