Isthmian Leagues

Marlow 0-1 Chertsey Town: William’s spot on as Town triumph

This game had been billed as the game of the day in the Isthmian South Central, but it failed to live up to its hype.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 October 2022

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Mark Ashby

WILL SHOWS THE WAY: William Montague celebrates with colleagues after netting his penalty
PICTURE: Gary House

MARLOW 0 CHERTSEY TN 1 William Montague 14 (pen)
THIS game had been billed as the game of the day in the Isthmian South Central, but it failed to live up to its hype.
It saw the third and fourthplaced teams face up to each other, but both sides flattered to deceive on a disappointing afternoon.
The game was settled by a penalty as early as the 14th minute following a clumsy challenge from the home side’s Elijah Oladunjoye, which presented William M...

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