National League South

Clarets drink to away win

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 February 2022

DULWICH HAMLET 1 CHELMSFORD C 3
By John Lawrence

LOANEE Daniel Imray was the star as the Clarets eased relegation worries with this valuable win in front of another full house at Champion Hill.
Chelmsford were quickest out of the blocks and only a brilliant save by Nathan Harness prevented Chez Isaac giving them the lead. Dulwich were struggling and after a shot from Charlie Sheringham was blocked, Quade Taylor’s mistake allowed Imray to cut in from the right and set up a routine finish for Dara Dada. City might have doubled their advantage had Harness’ fingertips not tur...

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