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MET POLICE 1 CHIPPENHAM TN 2
By Alex Gardner

CHIPPENHAM TOWN progressed through to the next round of the FA Cup.
Against the backdrop of the Imber Court sunshine, the Met started well, with Richard Afrane-Kesey hitting the woodwork early.
This bright start paid off in the 22nd minute, as Josh Keeya expertly won the ball back high up the pitch, before unleashing a strike from just outside the box that found the bottom corner to put the Met ahead.
The hosts were unable to replicate this after the break, as the visitors equalised through skipper Spencer Hamilton in the 46th minute, wh...

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