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MARLOW 1 CHALFONT ST PETER 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 March 2018

By Terry Staines
JAY Welch’s stoppagetime goal earned Marlow a share of the spoils.
With just minutes left of the game, Chalfont would have been thinking about a welcome three points.
Instead they will reflect on two points dropped as they moved onto 62 points.
The visitors were poor in the first half but soon improved after the break and tbroke the deadlock through Jake Cass on 47 minutes who fired in from close range while Victor Osobu hit the bar.
But there was a sting in the tale when Welch popped up at the death to equalise.
STAR MAN:r Carl Dennison (Chalfont) ENTERTAINMENT: a...

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