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IT’S HARRY’S GAME AFTER BLUEBIRDS STRIKE LATE

By Ruth Pettifer

CHIPPENHAM T 1
MAIDSTONE UTD 0
A HARRY PARSONS goal six minutes into stoppage time at the end of the match, gave Chippenham their second win in a row, and gave Maidstone a third consecutive defeat.
The Stones have now won just once in seven matches, leaving their play-off hopes faltering. For Chippenham though, they are just three points off safety as they battle relegation.
The home side had a decent chance to open the scoring. Tom Mehew tried to drill the ball goalwards and it fell to Caine Bradbury, who diverted it over the bar when well placed.
On 22 minutes,...

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