Isthmian Leagues

THATCHAM TOWN 3 CHALFONT ST P 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 October 2021

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Andy Morris

■ THATCHAM held off a spirited second-half comeback from Chalfont St Peter to record their second league win of the season.
Thatcham made a perfect start after five minutes when Lamin Ceesay put in a great cross for Alex Miller to tap in.
The Kingfishers soon doubled their lead, this time roles were reversed as Miller put in a low cross for Ceesay to convert from close range.
Just before half-time it was 3-0 as a lovely passing move was finished by Shane Cooper-Clark after Zeid Hannachi pulled the ball back.
Chalfont got in on the act with a header...

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