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Nathan’s fine strike settles it for Robins

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 March 2026

CHESHUNT 0 CARSHALTON A 1
By Luke Presland

BACK-to-back wins for Carshalton saw Cheshunt slump to a fourth consecutive defeat as striker Nathan Young-Coombes scored the decisive goal, swivelilng and turning before firing past the goalkeeper to his bottom-left corner.
The managers were certainly not strangers going into this one as Robins manager Steve Bates had worked as Ambers boss Mel Gwinnett’s assistant at Hampton & Richmond Borough in the National League South.
Having lost their last three matches in the league, the hosts went into this one eight points ahead of their vi...

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