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THREE’S EASY FOR AMBERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE
By Nick Simon
CHESHUNT 3
EGHAM TOWN 0
CHESHUNT bagged their third consecutive win with a 3-0 victory over basement side Egham Town.
After a deadlocked first-half, Mark Hughes got the breakthrough for Cheshunt before Brian Moses added a brace.
The hosts started brightly, and couldn’t believe it stayed level as Shane Cojocaret and Brian Moses failed to bundled home.
Cheshunt took the lead just after the hour mark, as after a scramble in the box Mark Hughes fired in off the post.
Just five minutes later the Ambers doubled their lead as Cojocaret played in Moses who ...

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