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Chichester City 2-0 Phoenix Sports: Overton and Dunn see off Sports

An early goal from top scorer Callum Overton and a bullet header by Emmett Dunn either side of the break gave Chichester all three points in this clash with Phoenix Sports at Oaklands Park.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 November 2021

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Ian Worden

■ AN EARLY goal from top scorer Callum Overton and a bullet header by Emmett Dunn either side of the break gave Chichester all three points in this clash with Phoenix Sports at Oaklands Park.
Overton steered in Ethan Prichard’s cross after just four minutes from close range.
The hosts’ goalkeeper Kieran Magee then denied an equaliser with a block moments later and Byron Walker hit his follow-up wide.
Chichester chances came and went and left back Rob Hutchings volleyed over just before the half-time break.
Dunn doubled Chi’s advantage ten minutes into the seco...

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