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Keeper clanger sets Hornets on their way

CHIPPENHAM TOWN 1 HORSHAM 3
By Tom Wallace

IT doesn’t rain, it simply pours as far as Chippenham Town are concerned as they lost again, this time at home to Horsham, to remain bottom of the table.
In a goalless first half, both sides had chances to get the scoring underway. For Horsham, Shamir Fenelon saw his effort fly over the crossbar.
While Chippenham’s Tom Owen-Evans fizzed a shot just wide of Lewis Carey’s goal from Olaf Koszela’s accurate cross at the by-line.
Chippenham goalkeeper Will Henry will not want to see the game’s opening goal bac...

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