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OLLIE STRIKES FOR CURFEWS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 October 2023

SOUTH CENTRAL
CHERTSEY TOWN 2 McCoy 6, Botti 68 CHIPSTEAD 1 Leahy 69
By Chris Gay

ASIZEABLE, but slightly subdued crowd at Alwyns Lane saw Ollie McCoy give the Curfews the perfect start.
Chertsey Town may have won, but visitors Chipstead received the accolades for gamely plugging away in attempts to tug back Town’s lead. The Curfews were in the ascendancy in the sixth minute when a left-wing cross was knocked back for McCoy to sweep away. It looked good for Chertsey at the time for them to build a substantial lead, but Chipstead forced a way back into the game midway thro...

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