National League South

Jordan Young’s spectacular winner keeps Chippenham in play-off spots

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

CHIPPENHAM TOWN 1 CONCORD RANGERS 0
By Wil Hulbert

Jordan Young marked his permanent move from Gloucester City with a spectacular 84th-minute goal to ensure the Bluebirds retained their spot in the play off places.
Chippenham adapted better to the wind but they were unable to pierce the Beach Boys in the opening half. Miles Roberts saved an early free kick from Young and also held efforts from Luke Russe and Kieran Parselle. Young then saw two further efforts blocked before Parselle’s headed effort skim the crossbar.
Just before the half hour mark Young’s free-kick was blocked and the ball ...

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