National League South

JONES PUTS SEAL ON A VINTAGE WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 August 2022

CHELMSFORD CITY 3 WEYMOUTH 1
By Chris Berry

CHELMSFORD CITY kept their unbeaten start to the season going against Weymouth.
City’s early pressure paid off when Ade Oluwo started a counter-attack which ended with Tom Blackwell firing brilliantly across Bournemouth loanee Billy Terrell in the visiting goal. Blackwell doubled his tally when Cameron James’ shot deflected off Xander McBurnie and the young forward fired into the corner.
Weymouth could have been level at the break though as Keelan O’Connell headed at Ovie Ejeheri and Bradley Ash’s free-kick hit...

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