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CHICHESTER CITY 3 HAYWARDS HEATH 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

SOUTH EAST

By Ian Worden
A GICU IORDACHE hattrick helped Chichester grab their first league win of the season against Sussex rivals Haywards Heath in an enthralling encounter.
The Romanian put his side ahead in the 17th minute finding a corner with a smart finish after a slick move.
Nico Cotton levelled just before the break from the penalty spot. And the visitors went in front early in the second half when Andrew Dalhouse caught Steve Mowthorpe out with an effort from an acute angle that looped in at the far post.
Heath were reduced to ten when Cotton saw red in the 56th minute, before Lor...

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