National League South

Millar time as the Tudors rule in Wilts

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 October 2025

By Ed Colman

CHIPPENHAM TOWN 0
HEMEL HEMPSTEAD T 1
HEMEL Hempstead Town edged out Chippenham Town with a narrow victory at Hardenhuish Park, thanks to a second-half header from Millar Matthews-Lewis.
In a tightly contested match, both sides cancelled each other out for large periods, particularly in the first half. It was a cagey, end-to-end affair but with few clear-cut chances. Neither goalkeeper was seriously tested before the break, as both teams struggled to carve out openings in the final third.
The decisive moment arrived in the 65th minute. Hemel earned a corner on the lef...

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