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CORINTHIAN LACKING THAT CUTTING EDGE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 August 2021

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Sue Billings

CORINTHIAN 0
ASHFORD UTD 0
CORINTHIAN and Ashford cancelled each other out in a match that lacked quality at times.
The home side started brightly and caused Ashford problems with Jack Holland getting in behind, but his end product was poor on both occasions.
Ashford grew into the game and had arguably the best chance of the half when Tommy Fagg headed from eight yards, forcing Aiden Prall into a good save low to his right.
The second half was even and both sides will feel they could have won the game. Fagg again going closest for the visitors, hit...

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