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Hampton and Richmond Borough 4-2 Chelmsford City: Ace Fisher catches the points

A BUMPER crowd were treated to six goals as Hampton & Richmond ran out winners.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 October 2021

By James Reid

HAMPTON & RB 4
CHELMSFORD C 2
A BUMPER crowd were treated to six goals as Hampton & Richmond ran out winners.
Two goals in quick succession after half-time were enough to put the hosts in control of a feisty affair that remained competitive right to the end.
It was the visitors who struck first, stalwart striker Simeon Jackson headed in a corner from close range.
The Beavers eventually grew into the game and were soon rewarded, Sam Deadfield fired home from inside the box after good work from Kyron Farrell and David Fisher.
Gary McCann’s men started the second-half whe...

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