Isthmian Leagues

BRACKNELL TOWN 5 CHALFONT ST P 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 March 2022

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Ricky Simons

■THE Robins celebrat-becoming Isthmian League South-Central champions at Bottom Meadow, but not before putting five goals past Chalfont St Peter.
Dave Tarpey gave the home side an early lead with a closerange finish.
Tarpey turned provider for the second, running onto a ball over the top and cutting the ball back for Mickel Platt to side foot home.
Seb Bowerman notched his 27th of the season, slotting the ball passed the oncoming Michael Anguzu in the Saints’ goal. Tarpey had the ball in the net again on the hour mark when he got the f...

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