Step 4

SOUTH CENTRAL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2020

By Ricky Simons
BRACKNELL 2
CHIPSTEAD 0
■ MAX Herbert and Louis Soares were both on target as Bracknell edged a competitive contest.
The deadlock was broken on the stroke of half time when Herbert hit an unstoppable effort from 18 yards that arrowed into the net.
The visitors best chance of the game fell to Jack Beadle, but his low driven effort from just inside the box went the wrong side of Mark Scott’s post.
The game was made safe for when Soares hit a free kick into the top corner on 83 minutes.
It was a solid performance from the home side, who travel to Ashford United in t...

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