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By Michael Grimes

CARSHALTON 2
Bell 23. Frimpong 90+2

CHATHAM T 0
NO AVERAGE JOE:

Joe Bell wheels away after opening the scoring for Carshalton Athletic
PICTURE: Max English

KWAKU FRIMPONG’S wonder goal from the halfway line sealed a fine win for the Robins against second-placed Chatham at Colston Avenue.
The visitors, unbeaten in four going into the game, had scored 16 goals in their last three games, while Carshalton who, despite one defeat in 11, have been struggling to turn the draws into victories.
Robins manager Peter Adeniyi was overjoyed with the result, sayi...

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