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SUB NZALA SAVES TOWN AND COOPER BLUSHES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

HASTINGS UNITED 1CHATHAM TOWN 1
By Adam Smith

THIS game started slowly but built to an astonishing finale, with two goals in the final 10 minutes.
Hastings started to force the game and an opening from the off but could find no way through.
Chatham’s first attack came midway through the first half but star man Sam Cruttwell did brilliantly to ease the attacker away from goal so Charlie Grainger could clear the danger.
Into the 41st minute when but for a brilliant save from Mitchell Beeney, Davide Rodari would have opened the scoring. Shortly after that the post denied Will H...

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