Isthmian Leagues

BEDFONT SPORTS 0 CHERTSEY TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 November 2022

DIV 1 SOUTH CEN
By Terry Reader

MANAGERLESS Bed-font came into this match against high-flying Chertsey on the back of a horrible run.
The early exchanges saw the home side get the better chances and Sam Evans was denied by Nick Jupp in the Chertsey goal.
Chertsey dominated the second half and Gary Ross was called into action on a number of occasions with his best save coming from a one-handed tip over the bar.
Sports held on to get a valuable point even at this stage of the season.
Now the real work begins as the recruitment of a new boss becomes key for the Eagles.
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