Isthmian Leagues

SAINTS STILL ALIVE IN BID TO BEAT DROP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
CHALFONTSTP1 NORTHWOOD 0
By Nick Simon

CHALFONT picked up a crucial three points in their battle to make the relegation play-offs in an eventful game which saw the visitors given two second-half red cards.
Northwood had the best of the first half, and several opportunities that went just past the post. The Saints almost took the lead just before the interval when a free kick looked headed for the top corner, but Hosier leapt to his left to push it out for a corner.
Luke Tingey was given a second yellow for a high challenge, and soon after Sam Jenkins followed him off af...

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