National League North

Clarets taste more success with Adigun

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 November 2025

CHELMSFORD CITY 1 HAMPTON & RB 0
By Ben Parks

CHELMSFORD CITY stretched their winning run to four in all competitions as they dominated Hampton & Richmond.
The injury-stricken Beavers signed three players on loan ahead of the game in Matt Rowley, Carlos Richards and Alex Wilkie and they all started as Alan Julian rang the changes.
Chelmsford0 bossed possession as Hampton looked to sit and counter but Reading loanee keeper Matt Rowley was the busier as he denied Taylor twice, once from a direct free-kick and then another as his shot skewed high and Rowley tipped over.
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