Isthmian Leagues

DRAGONS SET CURFEWS DATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 April 2022

DIV 1 S.CENTRAL
By Nick Simon

CHALFONT ST P 0
BASINGSTOKE T 2
Dunn 52, Lynch 90
The final league game of the season saw Basingstoke Town confirm their play-off place with an eventually comfortable win away at Chalfont.
Cheered on by a large and noisy following, Basingstoke took control of the game and dominated the first-half proceedings.
Chalfont were grateful to their goalkeeper Ali Ozcelik, who produced a string of excellent saves to keep his side in the contest, denying Stefan Brown, Conor Lynch and Simon Dunn on multiple occasions.
The Saints tried to get into the game in the seco...

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