National League South

Charlie is an angel for gutsy Terras

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

WEYMOUTH 1 CHESHAM UNITED 1
By Dill Butcher

CHARLIE ROWAN struck late to hand lowly Weymouth an unlikely point and punish a profligate Chesham United side.
The Terras had rarely troubled the visitors’ goal but they made the most of a late free-kick that saw Calvin Brooks, making his 350th appearance, nudge against the post before Rowan headed home from close range.
The hosts had began the game brightly on the front foot only for the final ball to go wanting, and then the first noteworthy attempt at either end brought the opener. Mitchell Weiss threaded a precision ball throug...

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