National League South

Gulls reach top after Wilson’s stylish bow

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 November 2025

CHELMSFORD CITY 0 TORQUAY UNITED 2
By Ben Parks

TORQUAY UNITED went top of the National League South thanks to two great strikes against a Chelmsford City side who continued to struggle in front of goal.
The Clarets started brightly again, but once again were unable to turn possession into goals. Both City centre-backs Ben Tompkins and David Longe-King headed into the arms of James Hamon and Lyle Taylor fired a free-kick over.
However Jordan Young made Chris Haigh block when fed in down the right but the best chance of the first period fell to Harry Barbrook, who side-footed wide af...

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