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OH YES OJO! SUPER DAN SHOT LIGHTS UP AMBERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

CHESHUNT 1 LEATHERHEAD 0
By Howard Kenyon

DANIEL Ojo’s brilliant late volley kept Cheshunt in touch with the race for a play-off place, as they narrowly held off struggling but improving Leatherhead.
Cheshunt settled first and only Tanners keeper Adam Desbois kept them at bay until the break.
Slick passing opened up the Tanners defence for Reece Beckles Richards to get shots away to which Desbois was equal.
Desbois was at fullstretch to tip a Taylor Miles shot around the post.
Then in the closing minutes of the half he produced a fine double save, parrying a Joe Re shot, then ti...

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