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GENERALS DIG IN DEEP TO THWART THE MAGPIES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 September 2021

By Graham Dunn

WIMBORNE TOWN 1
CHESHAM UTD 2
TEN-MAN Chesham United came from behind to stun Wimborne Town.
Following a lively opening, the Magpies, without a home point, took the lead on 22 minutes.
Lewis Beale stole the ball from keeper Sam Beasant, and when the subsequent cross was half-cleared, Ben Scorey took full advantage to score from 20 yards.
Lewis Rolfe’s straight red card shortly after the interval seemed to galvanise his Chesham teammates.
On 55 minutes, Jaden Thompson-Brissett pounced from six yards following a free-kick to pull the Generals level.
And when Wimborn...

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