Isthmian Leagues

CRAY VALLEY PM 0 CHICHESTER CITY 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 February 2023

DIV 1 S.EAST
By Steve Chapman

■ THE Millers’ promotion charge was thwarted for the second game in a row as they lost to a late Chichester goal.
An even first half only produced one real chance when Barney Williams shot was turned over by the visitors stopper Kieran Magee.
The game changed after the stroke of half time when Tom Chambers was shown a straight red card forcing Cray to play the second half with ten men.
It was the home team that looked the most likely to break the deadlock, though. Magee made several fine saves before a slip by Mitchell Nelson in the 81...

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