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Another priceless point boosts Chichester City

Chichester City ground out another point in their desperate battle to win a reprieve in division one of the Sussex League.

Neil Sherlock and Alex Twitchen’s team followed up their Easter Monday win over Arundel with a 1-1 draw at home to Ringmer.

It leaves them just one point behind St Francis Rangers, knowing that finishing one off the bottom could be enough to stay up if ground-grading issues affect other ups and downs between the top flight and division two.

Pagham had goals from James Temple and Scott Murfin to thank for helping them to a creditable 2-2 draw away to second-placed Three Bridges.

But Selsey slipped to a 2-1 home defeat to East Grinstead, leaving the Blues in 12th place.

In division two, strikes from Jamie Angell and Ben Crawford earned relegation battlers Midhurst a priceless 2-1 home win over Seaford.

Division-three action saw Bosham go down 3-1 at Broadbridge Heath - Graeme Dowden their scorer - while Barnham lost 4-2 at home to Ifield Edwards, with Ash Harper scoring both Trojans goals.

Barnham slip to fifth, with Bosham 11th.

Get all the local football action in the Observer, out on Thursday.

STEVE BONE

 

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