Step 4

BLOOMING ROSE SINKS THE SAINTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 October 2020

SOUTH CENTRAL
CHALFONT ST PETER 0 WARE 1

ODD GOAL: Lois Rose heads down and sees the ball go past keeper Andy McCorkell to put Ware 1-0 up and inset, Riccardo Alexander-Greenway sees red for Chalfont
PICTURE: Gary House

LOUIS ROSE scored a firsthalf winner for Ware in a game marred by controversy.
Rose netted the decisive goal after 26 minutes, but the match erupted near the end when home substitute Riccardo Alexander- Greenaway was given a harsh straight red for a foul and in the ensuing melee, manager Finlay Johnson was sent from the dugout.
There were few real chances in the first ...

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