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DIV 1 STH CENTRAL
By Chris Gay

REAL MCCOY: Chertsey Town’s Ollie McCoy heads in their equaliser
PICTURES: Ian Christy

CHERTSEY TN 1
McCoy 22
WESTFIELD 1
Taylor 9
THE first-half promise of a grandstand finish fizzled out as Chertsey Town kept up their quest to win the title and visitors Westfield maintained the chance of reaching the play-offs.
This was the third meeting between the sides this term and the third draw from open play. Neither side could break the code for a win, but Westfield had the better chances.
Both first-half goals came from wide positions with the ...

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