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CHIPSTEAD 1 BASINGSTOKE TOWN 2: Dragons boost play-off push

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Trevor Stotten

Basingstoke continued their push for a playoff spot as they came from behind to edge out a spirited Chipstead side.
After an even opening, the returning Daryl Coleman was tripped just outside the Basingstoke box and Teo Kurtaran curled a free-kick into the top corner after 24 minutes.
The lead lasted almost until half-time, but the visitors equalised when Stefan Brown turned the ball home from close range. Basingstoke scored their second after 61 minutes, when a corner wasn’t cleared and Bradley Wilson poked the ball home.
Chips chased an equaliser, but not...

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