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WALTON & HERSHAM 0 EBBSFLEET UNITED 2

By Ed Coleman

■EBBSFLEET United finally opened their National League South campaign – and made it count with a deserved victory over Walton & Hersham. United’s first six league fixtures had been postponed while the club addressed continuing financial problems, but the Fleet put their off-field troubles aside after the National League lifted their suspension.
The visitors swiftly made up for lost time, scoring after just three minutes. Ben Chapman did superbly to keep the ball in play on the right flank before looping a cross into the area, where Dominic Samue...

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