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HERNE BAY 3 CHICHESTER CITY 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 April 2024

DIV 1 STH EAST
By John Bathurst

WITH Chichester already safely in the play-offs it was just a question of whether they would finish in fourth or fifth.
It was not until the second half when Ethan Pritchard sent an aimless ball into the area, the ball caught up in the wind and looped over Brooks to give the visitors the lead.
Wild increased that lead by slotting past Brooks following a good ball from Lloyd Rowlatt and in a frantic final ten minutes, Michael Salako pulled one back.
Pritchard restored the two-goal advantage but Bay’s Archie Burnett looped a shot over Magee and ...

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