National League South

GUTSY CLARETS CLING ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2024

By Sam Skilton

WORTHING 1
CHELMSFORD C 1
TEN-MAN Chelmsford City secured a hard-earned point as Worthing failed to convert possession into goals.
The hosts had much of the ball in the first half-hour but struggled to fashion clear chances.
Ipswich loanee Woody Williamson did well to palm away Jack Bates’ effort. The Clarets’ keeper was then wrong-footed by Sam Beard’s effort bounced wide.
Chelmsford took the lead with their only shot of the half when Jordan Greenidge blasted past Worthing keeper Chris Haigh from a tight angle.
Joe Cook headed straight at Wil...

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