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CURFEWS SURVIVE THE BORO SURGE

CHERTSEY TOWN 3 AFC GREENWICH BORO 2
By Chris Gay

CHERTSEY Town survived a second-half fightback to beat AFC Greenwich Borough.
The hosts made their early control count with three goals. Jaheim Kamara opened the scoring in the 25th minute, putting Chertsey in front.
Three minutes later, Lachlan Byrd doubled the lead, leaving Boro facing a difficult task before the interval.
Chertsey continued to dictate and added a third in first-half stoppage time, Bradley Wilson finding the net.
Borough goalkeeper Peter Balogun was left with little protection as Chertsey took full advantage of ...

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