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HAYES & YEADING UNITED 1 CHALFONT ST PETER 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 December 2017

By Corey Eaton-McKnight
HAYES & Yeading fell to a third consecutive defeat at the hands of Chalfont St Peter, falling to ninth in the table.
Alex Paine opened the scoring; intercepting a long ball over the top before lobbing the ball over Jack Smith. Andy Ofosu had a shot for United which rattled against the crossbar just before the half hour mark.
A controversial second goal was then awarded. With both of the home strikers deemed in an offside position, Max Holland checked to see if onside, then played the ball across goal for Victor Osubu to tap home. Jake Cass was then sent off for t...

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