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OSCAR PRIZE PERFORMANCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2020

By Roger Williams
CHATHAM TOWN 1 CORINTHIAN 2 (AET)
OSCAR HOUSEGO’s double saw Corinthian come from behind to beat hosts Chatham and stay on the road to Wembley.
The Hoops marched into the fifth round for only the second time in their history after Housego struck first from the spot and then in open play to cancel out Jack Evans’ opener.
Victory was Corinthian’s tenth in a row in all competitions and avenged their 5-3 league defeat to Chatham back in August.
Chatham were hampered by an early injury to keeper Dan Ellis, but took the lead when Evans slotted home 19 minutes f...

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