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WHYTELEAFE 1 CHICHESTER CITY 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 September 2020

By Brian Davies
SOUTH EAST
WHYTELEAFE stay joint top of the table following a narrow win over Chichester, with Aaron Watson grabbing the all-important winner.
The visitors were presented with a golden chance in the sixth minute when a poor back pass fell to Ethan Prichard, but his shot was blocked by Tyler McCarthy.
Leafe then took control with five shots on target, the best of which fram Aaron Watson saw Steven Mowthorpe tip the ball round the post.
The only goal came in the 50th minute when Dami Olurunnisomo put a fine ball into the box where Watson was on hand to convert from close range...

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