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CHERTSEY TOWN 4 SOUTH PARK 4

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2024

DIV 1 STH CENTRAL
By Chris Gay

DEFENSIVE errors led to a feast but failed to detract from the quality as leaders Chertsey and South Park shared eight goals.
The visitors struck first with a double by capitalising on poor defensive passes. Sam King and Deondre Date pounced after 10 and 17 minutes to stun the home support.
A goal was pulled back immediately after the break of then head of Gianluca Botti but South Park soon hit back through Date in the 52nd minute.
Park struck again with a deflected effort from Courtney Swaby six minutes later, but then the Chertsey fightback came. A ...

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