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Fleet survive a late onslaught by Angels

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 1 EBBSFLEET UNITED 2 By Charlie Cole

EBBSFLEET UNITED scored twice early on to settle this game. Within five minutes they had opened the scoring through Ben Chapman, whose cross from the edge of the area curled around the right-hand post.
Ebbsfleet United continued to pile the pressure on the Tonbridge defence, and in the fifteenth minute Kwesi Appiah added a second goal with another inswinging shot.
The game then settled down and Tonbridge had a couple of long-range shots. Tonbridge’s best opportunity came when a scramble in the penalty area brought out a go...

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