Non-League Paper

King of Camberwell sets Hamlet on way

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 March 2026

DULWICH HAMLET 3 CHICHESTER CITY 1
By Kian Ward

MARK DACEY’S Dulwich Hamlet made it three wins on the bounce in front of a jubilant crowd of 3,132 at Champion Hill as they rounded off an eventful February.
Dacey’s side enter the final ten games of the league season in fine form with an outside chance of reaching the play-offs. Club legend Nyren Clunis fired the Hamlet ahead after just five minutes.
Defeating the offside trap Sol Baugh drove down the left-hand side before squaring it to the so called ‘King of Camberwell’ who fired it into the back of the ...

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