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BY GEORGE – CITY STILL UNDEFEATED

CHELMSFORD CITY 1 SALISBURY 1
By Sophie Ellis-Pratt

CHELMSFORD CITY were forced to share the points after a tense draw with a resilient Salisbury side.
The Whites struck first as Robbie Gallagher fired home at the near post on 30 minutes, though City responded well, with Harry Barbrook’s header brilliantly blocked off the line by Kian Ronan.
The Clarets levelled just before the half-time break when Jack Bridge’s clinical delivery from the left picked out George Alexander to slot home.
Chelmsford goalkeeper Alfie Marriott then denied Salisbury a route back into the le...

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