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ASCOT UNITED 1 CHIPSTEAD 0

DIV 1 CENTRAL
By William Powell

■ ASCOT held on to win despite Chipstead having the chances to at least take a point from this game.
In the 34th minute the Yellamen of Ascot were awarded a penalty after George Lock was fouled and Liam Tack calmly scored.
The Yellas should have doubled their lead in the 54th minute, Ollie Harris and Harry Grant both denied by excellent saves from Firth to keep his side in the game.
Chipstead had a great chance in the 84th minute as Daniel Berry bore down on goal, but Ascot keeper Mark Scott made a crucial save. Chipstead substitute Jacob Sewe...

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