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HORSHAM 1 CHESHAM UNITED 4

By Darryl Jacobs

■CHESHAM overcame a threadbare Horsham side.
The first quarter of the match had very little to raise the pulse until Ronan Silva hit the bar for the hosts from close range when he should have scored.
The Generals took full advantage, with Alex Lafleur arriving at the far post to meet Dubem Eze’s cross and give his side the lead just before the half-hour.
The Hornets needed a significant improvement after the interval and delivered it, with Jamie Yila scoring within 90 seconds of the restart. However, it took
Chesham just five minutes to regain the ad...

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