Non-League Paper

FIRST-HALF SHOW JUST TOO MUCH FOR ROBINS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 January 2022

CORINTHIAN-CAS 2 CARSHALTON ATH 1
By Malcolm Parker

AN exciting attacking first half saw the Casuals take the points.
Within a couple of minutes Casuals had their first chance when Kieron Cadogan’s pass split the defence and Oliver Sitch saw his effort blocked by keeper Lloyd Thomas. The next good chance came on 15 minutes when the hosts’ Benjamin Cheklit made space but fired at Thomas.
On 21 minutes Sitch’s flick over the defence found Cadogan, who sidestepped two defenders and calmly found the corner.
Great interplay by Cadogan and Sitch then found him clear, and...

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