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KAREEM IS THE CHATS’ KINGPIN IN GOAL BLITZ

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 February 2024

By Zac Bell

CHATHAM TOWN 6
BILLERICAY TOWN 3
KAREEM Isiaka led the way with a hat-trick as Chatham blitzed Billericay in a nine-goal thriller in front of a bumper 2,084 crowd at the Bauvill Stadium.
The visitors took the lead inside five minutes via Adam Leathers, but a moment of pure brilliance from Jack Evans drew the Chats level seven minutes later.
His 25-yard free-kick found the top left corner, putting the Chats in their stride.
A quick-fire brace from Isiaka put Kevin Hake’s men in the driving seat before Rowan Liburd extended their lead to 4-1 after just 35 minutes...

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