National League South

The Sports express held up by United

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 December 2024

By Simon Newbury

CHESHAM UNITED 0
EASTBOURNE BORO 0
BOTH sides had chances to win an evenly-contested game but ultimately both defences came out on top.
It wasn’t until close to half-time that the game came to life, when Chesham keeper Ben Goode made a fine reaction save when George Alexander got on the end of Alfie Pavey’s cross.
Early in the second half Goode made another smart save from a long-range effort from Pavey, then at the other end a shot on the turn from Nathan Minhas was tipped away by keeper Joe Wright.
Just after the hour mark a mad scramble in the Ch...

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