National League South

Clarets on fire to punish Boro

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2017

By Matt Lee
CHELMSFORD C 5 GOSPORT B 1
CHELMSFORD hit back with a five-star show after Gosport took the lead in the fifth minute.
The Clarets now look good for the play-offs with an eight-point lead over sixthplaced Hungerford.
The hosts had failed to clear their lines early on and a loose ball fell to Ben Wright, who sent a sweet volley past Ross Fitzsimons.
Borough’s lead lasted six minutes though, as Kane Haysman stayed cool under pressure to poke in a throw.
The opening 45 minutes proved to be uninspiring, but the second half was a much more entertaining affair with the Clarets ta...

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