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BRACKLEY TN 0 CHELMSFORD C 2
By Tim Carroll

NATIONAL LEAGUE South Chelmsford progressed to the next round with a deserved win at National League North Brackley with a strong all-round performance and two second-half goals.
The Clarets were denied on eight minutes by the crossbar and Brackley’s Kai Yearn struck the post in an early let off for the visitors in a competitive first half. Chelmsford finished the half the stronger, Ben Tompkins wide of the target when well placed and Denzelle Olopade’s header well saved by Brackley keeper Harrison Rhone.
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