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Eastbourne Borough 2-2 Chippenham Town: Late drama as the spoils are shared

THERE was stoppage-time drama at Priory Lane after Josh Oyinsan’s penalty saw Eastbourne Borough draw with ten-man Chippenham Town.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 October 2021

By Anthony Scott

■ THERE was stoppage-time drama at Priory Lane after Josh Oyinsan’s penalty saw Eastbourne Borough draw with ten-man Chippenham Town.
The Bluebirds were a goal down when Kieron Parselle saw red early on, but turned the game around with two penalties of their own to lead in the second half.
The Sports got off to the perfect start, taking the lead inside six minutes. James Ferry lifted the ball in and Charlie Walker was left unmarked to head home.
Things went from bad to worse for the visitors after 15 minutes when Parselle was sent off for hauling down Walker, who was throug...

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