Isthmian Leagues

WESTFIELD 1 CHALFONT ST P 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 October 2021

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Darren Pasley

■HONOURS were even at Woking Park as two sides near the bottom of the form table shared the points with a goal apiece.
It was the visitors, under new management, who started well and it was no surprise when they finally took a deserved 11th minute lead as Alex Cathline outmuscled his opponent and fired home low from the edge of the area.
Westfield were much improved after the break and drew level when Kai Davis flicked home Tayshan Hayden- Smith’s teasing cross on the hour.
Despite dictating the second half, Westfield were indebted to keep...

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