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BRICKIES CEMENT OPENING SPOILS

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 August 2017

By Trevor Stotten
CHIPSTEAD 1
SITTINGBOURNE 2
CHIPSTEAD were left ruing the fact that all three points left the High Road, after they took an early lead
After a bright opening, with few chances at either end, Tobi Adaji had a shot deflected, which the visiting keeper managed to block.
Nothing came of the first corner, but a resultant second saw Jordan Martin rise at the far post to head home in the 12th minute to give Chipstead the lead
This seemed in no danger, until an inocuous free-kick was given just outside the home penalty area, which was swung over & centrehalf Laurence Ball equa...

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