National League South

KANE IS CLARETS’ HAT-TRICK HERO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

FARNBOROUGH 3 CHELMSFORD CITY 4
By Andrew McNeill

THIS game passed a late pitch inspection, allowing the fans to see a spectacle to remember.
Farnborough took the lead on seven minutes thanks to Joe Haigh’s drive into the bottom-right corner which only sought to galvanise Chelmsford. Kane Crichlow found himself all alone by the penalty spot to slot past the stranded Jack Turner. Crichlow doubled his tally following a rapid counter-attack from a free-kick in Chelmsford’s own box, slamming home on the half-volley from a similar position, and nearly had a third when he sli...

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