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Eastleigh 2-1 Chesterfield: Spitfires shoot down Spireites

Brennan Camp’s set-piece stoppage-time winner for Eastleigh sent promotion-chasing Chesterfield tumbling to a third successive defeat inside a week.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 October 2022

By Michael Vimpany

EASTLEIGH 2
Cisse 45+3, Camp 90+1

CHESTERFIELD 1
McDonnell (og) 50

NO WAY THROUGH: Eastleigh’s Tristan Abrahams holds off his marker and Ryan Hill, inset, celebrates the late winner
PICTURE: Tom Phillips

BRENNAN Camp’s set piece stoppage time winner sent promotion chasing Chesterfield tumbling to a third successive defeat inside a week.
It came in the first of seven minutes of added time when Ryan Hill’s corner picked out Camp, the wing back planting a header into the roof of the net to extend Eastleigh’s unbeaten home record.
Disappointingly for Spirites’ manager P...

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