Non-League Paper

Ambers’ Mo nets but then sees red

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 November 2021

CHESHUNT 1 BERKHAMSTED 0
By Howard Kenyon

THE form of the two meanest defences in their respective leagues was going to be a factor in this match and so it proved – Cheshunt having conceded only two goals from eight matches and Berkhamsted four from eleven.
A single goal scored just before half time by Ambers striker Mo Camara was the difference, good midfield interplay saw the ball switched quickly right to overlapping full-back Enock Ekongo who crossed accurately for Camara to rise highest and head the ball down and into the corner beyond the reach of the Berko keeper.
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