National League South

Angels aces close in on top seven

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2024

TONBRIDGE ANGELS 2 CHIPPENHAM TOWN 0
By Ellis Piddock

TONBRIDGE ANGELS are three points from the play-off places after goals from Kodi Lyons-Foster and Sean Shields.
Despite Chippenham Town having the first attack of the game with Tom Mehew driving into the box and forcing a reaction save from Jamie Fielding, it was Tonbridge who fared best.
Intensive pressing from Angels was a key theme, skipper Scott Wagstaff the main enforcer early on. Winning the ball in the seventh minute set him free to beat a few players and ultimately shoot convincingly, only for Will Henry to make a fabulou...

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