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CEESAY LEADS AS BAGGIES RECLAIM GAME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2023

SOUTH CENTRAL
BADSHOT LEA 4 CHIPSTEAD 2
By Nigel Beesley

THE Baggies secured their first home league points of the season with a resolute win over Chipstead.
The home side took an early lead after nine minutes when George Frise headed down a corner for Adam New to pounce and score. They continued to press the opposition and doubled their lead when Kai Allsopp played in Lamin Ceesay to score from close range after 38 minutes.
The visitors came out a different side after the break, pulling one back through Bradley Wilson after 61 minutes and equalising five minutes later through Dan ...

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