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Chorley unable to keep record

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY TOWN 2
CHORLEY 2
CHORLEY surrendered the division’s only 100 percent record in a game that had everything.
Brackley dominated the first hour of the match and should have been out of sight. Matt Lowe hit the post, Lee Ndlovu headed over when unmarked, and Matt Urwin turned Jimmy Armson’s header over from close range in a first half in which Saints denied the Magpies even a glimpse on goal and scored twice.
After 33 minutes, Connor Franklin headed past Urwin to give his side a deserved lead. Ndlovu doubled the advantage, finishing from close quarters on 41 ...

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