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CHESHAM UNITED 3 POOLE TOWN 2
By Simon Newbury

CHESHAM staged a dramatic comeback to snatch a win after it looked as if they might lose at home for the first time since August.
A goalkeeping crisis meant that Chesham fielded 40-year-old former Arsenal keeper Graham Stack, now a goalkeeping coach at the Watford academy.
After a quiet opening, Chesham took the lead after 28 minutes when Mark Kirby headed a Jordan Gibbons free-kick across goal and Bradley Clayton nodded in.
The lead lasted only two minutes as Tony-James Lee headed in a right-wing cross.
In the opening minute of the second...

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