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CHICHESTERCITY 1 EAST GRINSTEAD 1

DIV 1 S. EAST
By Ian Worden

■ JOSH Clack’s stoppage-time equaliser rescued a point for Chichester in this tight clash at Oaklands Park.
There was nothing to choose between the sides in a goalless first half with chances at a premium. Chi’s Emmett Dunn cracked an effort into a defender before the break in the best move of the game so far.
The hosts’ keeper Kieran Magee denied Miles Cornwall after 53 minutes, before a Cornwall drive moments later deflected off a team-mate.
Magee could do nothing about Cornwell’s volley that broke the deadlock in the 69t...

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