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BEN LIFTS FLEET CLOSE TO THE TOP

By Stuart Francis

EBBSFLEET UNITED 4 MAIDENHEAD UNITED 0
Marsh corner caused havoc for end of September.
BEN Chapman scored his first career hat-trick as unbeaten Ebbsfleet moved to within a point of top spot.
Fleet’s longest-serving player made it five goals in five games.
The midfielder opened his account, arriving in the six-yard box to turn home Lennon Peake’s 17th-minute cross.
It was 2-0 eight minutes later when a flowing Fleet move created space for Toby Edser and he set up Chapman, whose first-time finish left keeper Jordi van Stappershoef with no chance.
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