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CORINTHIAN 0 CHICHESTER CITY 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 November 2021

DIV 1 SOUTH EAST
By Ian Starkey

■ DOMINANT Chichester deservedly left Gay Dawn Farm with the points after two well-taken second-half goals.
The game was played in testing conditions, with neither side really testing the opposition keeper in the first half.
Chichester took the lead just after half-time when the ball bounced invitingly to Rob Hutchings 30 yards from goal and he volleyed home spectacularly.
The closest Corinthian got to an equaliser came after Frankie Morgan had a shot well saved and the ball was eventually cleared to safety.
Chichester then sealed the game wh...

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