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Chertsey end Bracknell’s remarkable winning streak in top two battle

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
BRACKNELL TN 0 CHERTSEY TN 1
By Ricky Simons

Lodge 84

WINNER: Ashley Lodge celebrates his goal with Chertsey fans
PICTURE: Neil Graham

Chertsey Town ended Bracknell Town’s run of 17 straight league wins with a narrow win at Bottom Meadow.
It was the Curfews who had the better of the opening exchanges, and Jake Baxter’s snap shot when he met a cross from Magnus Abisogun after 17 minutes was the closest either side came to breaking the deadlock in the first period.
Bracknell did have a shout for a penalty on the stroke of halftime when substitute Shamar Moore was upended in ...

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