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Chasetown 2-2 Carlton Town: Scholars learn to hit back for a point

THE battle of two play-off contenders ended in an entertaining draw.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 November 2021

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Paul Mullins

CHASETOWN 2
Butlin 20, Taylor 69
CARLTON TOWN 2
Ball 13, Sargent 42

HEADS UP: Khyle Sargent (L) celebrates his goal Brown

THE battle of two play-off contenders ended in an entertaining draw.
Carlton were denied by a superb Ryan Wynter block in the first five minutes as he flung himself in front of a shot from the edge of the area.
The visitors did take the lead after 13 minutes when a left-wing free-kick was headed home by Martin Ball.
Seven minutes later it was all square. A superb cross from Jordan Evans was rifled home by the head of leading scorer Joey B...

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