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Obodo’s a barbarian in battling City trip

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

CHATHAM TOWN 2 CHICHESTER C 3
By Zac Bell

CHATHAM TOWN suffered late heartbreak, after Chichester City produced a stunning second-half comeback to overturn a two-goal deficit.
Miles Obodo’s brace and Rob Hutchinson’s last-gasp goal all came within the final ten minutes, as The Lillywhites dug deep to pull out a thrilling finale.
The Chats had begun brightly as Ollie Hobden saw his rising effort tipped over the crossbar, before Reece Butler fired wide after meeting Sam Sene-Richardson’s delivery.
The home side thought they had made a 28thminute breakthrough when...

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