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FINE FLEET SCATTER BLUEBIRDS AGAIN

EBBSFLEET UNITED 3 CHIPPENHAM TOWN 0
By Stuart Francis

EBBSFLEET again came out on top in a repeat of last season’s play-off semi-final.
Fleet needed extra-time to see off Chippenham before missing out on promotion at Dorking.
Both sides were much changed this time around, and it proved a much easier passage for the Fleet, aided by a first-half red card for Chippenham left-back Mat Jones.
Ebbsfleet nearly got off to a flying start, Dominic Poleon went round goalkeeper Will Henry but visiting captain Spencer Hamilton got back to clear off the line.
Chippenham grew into the ...

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