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PRESSURE IS LIFTED IN A CASUALS LATE SHOW

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CORINTHIAN-CAS 3 CHESHUNT 1
By Malcolm Parker
LATE goals from Coskun Ekim and Shaun Okojie handed Casuals a vital three points in their bid to avoid relegation.
The touchpaper for an exciting end-to-end encounter was lit by a goal at each end in the space of a minute – Kevant Serbony’s excellent 25-yarder for Casuals cancelling out Reece Beck l e s - R i chard s ’ strike seconds earlier.
That occured on 36 minutes when a long cross to the far post was turned back by Jamie Reynolds into the path of Beckles-Richards who tapped home from yards out.
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