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SIDDONS VICIOUS BRACE

SOUTH EAST
STAMFORD 2
CHASETOWN 0
By Gary Salisbury
STAMFORD eased past Chasetown with a firsthalf brace from Tom Siddons, and it could have been more.
Stamford started the stronger and Siddons was played through with a neat ball from Harry Vince but Curtis Pond saved well with his feet.
Vince and Siddons combined again moments later with the latter rounding Pond and slotting home from a tight angle.
Cosmas Matwasa cushioned a nice header into Ollie Brown-Hills path but his shot was palmed away.
Tendai Chitiza was next on the list of providers but Rob Morgan’s shot was inches wide wit...

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