Southern Leagues

Police deliver when it matters

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2019

MET POLICE 2
CHESHAM UTD 1
By James MacPherson
CHESHAM looked to maintain their position at the top as they made their way to Imber Court to take on a home side looking to add to their draw on Tuesday.
It was an evenly matched game as both teams battled it out in a festive thriller.
Defences were often on top as the attacks for both sides struggled to get their games going.
An early chance fell at the feet of Bradley Clayton who turned inside and forced Rhys Forster to parry away.
The visitors’ best efforts were denied as Karl Oliyide had his shot booted of the line by the feet of Jac...

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