Isthmian Leagues

CHIPSTEAD 0 TOOTING &M UTD 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 January 2022

DIV 1 S CENTRAL
By Trevor Stotten

■ CHIPSTEAD and Tooting & Mitcham shared the points in a hard-fought, yet entertaining draw.
The first 20 minutes were even, until Sam Bell hit the first real shot in anger for the home side, but it was straight at ex-Chip Oliver Pain in the Tooting goal.
Captain Chris Boulter had to make two vital blocks at the back for Chipstead to keep it scoreless, before a deep free-kick eluded Pain, but Kieran Lavery’s effort was off target Into the second half and Tooting’s best chance fell to Mark Waters, but he drove the ball wide...

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