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REBELS TOP THE TABLE WITH ROUT

By Sam Skilton

WORTHING 3
CHESHAM UNITED 0
WORTHING went top of the league with a 3-0win against Chesham United.
The Rebels took the lead when Daniel Baines waved play on after a late tackle on Odei Martin Sorondo and Joel Colbran rifled into the bottom corner.
The hosts almost fluked a second when a clearance rebounded off Nicky Wheeler’s foot and dropped inches past the post.
Colbran headed Danny Cash-man’s corner wide and Wheeler’s curling shot was comfortably saved by Ben Goode as the Rebels went into the break ahead.
Temi Babalola squandered a great cha...

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