Non-League Paper

CHI TOUGH IT OUT BEFORE OBODO’S BRILLIANCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 December 2025

BURGESS HILL T 1 CHICHESTER C 2
By Jack Naldrett

CHICHESTER did what Chichester do, defend stoutly and be clinical in front of goal, two traits Burgess Hill could only wish were being said about them.
It was the Hill who had control of the opening 15 minutes in terms of possession, but another in an ever-growing catalogue of avoidable errors gifted the visitors the opener.
Harry Lawson and goalkeeper Alfie Mansell got in a mess and it presented Miles Obodo one chance which he took, curling home from outside the box into the unguarded net.
The opening half lacked chances but City sh...

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