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EOIN’S ON TARGET AS GENERALS COME BACK

By Nick Wilson
BASINGSTOKE TOWN 2
CHESHAM UNITED 3
A CONTENTIOUS match at the Camrose saw Chesham win by the odd goal in five and the officials draw the ire of the home crowd.
After a slow beginning the visitors took the lead as Eoin Casey rose at the far post to head home a corner Basingstoke argued should have been a goal kick.
The goal opened the match up and the hosts quickly levelled, Sam Argent peeling off his man to glance home Zidan Akers’ cross at the far post.
Chesham had chances as Bradley Clayton blazed off target and Dean Stow cleared another Casey header off the line and...

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