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GENERALS STRIKE TO END CITY’S LONG RUN

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

By Simon Newbury

CHESHAM UNITED 3
Edwards 20, 34 pen, Tobias Braney 45+1

TRURO CITY 1
Harvey 60

JOR DROPPER: Jordan Edwards opens the scoring for Chesham United
PICTURE: Gary House

TRURO’S proud unbeaten record came to an end on a ground where they have never won.
Chesham have an unbeaten record at home that stretches back to August of last year, and they took the points with a fine first-half performance, although Truro contributed to their own downfall with two red cards.
Chesham moved the ball around well in the early stages and took the lead in the 20th minute, w...

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