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Taylor’s swift arrival boosts Angels hopes

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2 CHELMSFORD CITY 1
By Wink Tomkinson

TONBRIDGE extracted maximum points from this mid-table encounter with a second-half winner from Taylor Maloney to further their chances of a top-half finish. A competitive, entertaining game produced chances from the outset with visiting goalkeeper Ted Collins acrobatically turning over a close-range header from Ronny Nelson in the fourth minute. The home side made much of the early running and deservedly went ahead on 11 minutes when Brody Peart set up Sean Shields to bury his shot for 1-0.
The lead was only to last five minutes...

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