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SOUTH CENTRAL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By Nick Simon
CHALFONT ST PETE 0
ASHFORD TN (MDDX) 1
■ ASHFORD earned the derby bragging rights, courtesy of Sam Humphreys’ 58th-minute goal.
Hosts Chalfont St Peter will be runing a string of missed chances, however.
After only five minutes, Sydney Ibie was taken down in the box after beating three players and looking certain to score, but ex-Saint Paul Mccarthy had other ideas as he saved the resulting penalty low to his left from Riccardo Alexander-Greenaway.
Other opportunities went begging and, very much against the run of play, the visitors then secured victory with a well...

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