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ISTH S.CENTRAL

By Ian Barham
HARLOW TOWN 0
CHALFONT ST P 1
■ A SECOND-HALF goal was enough for Chalfont St Peter to secure a win in a closely-contested match which leaves Harlow rooted to the foot of the table.
Harlow Town were the stronger of the two sides in the first period, but would come to regret the missed chances that left the game goalless at half-time.
In the best chance of the game, Harlow’s Jaedon Phillips stole the ball from a defender, but his tame shot was easily collected.
The visitors finally broke the deadlock in the 79th minute. A cut back from the byline found Alexander Cat...

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