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Chichester RFC ended their season on a high after striking late to grab victory in their final league match of the campaign.   After starting the season with just one win in eight Blues have found their feet in the

Chichester City Ladies gave long-serving stalwart Matt Wright the perfect send off – and now the team has been tasked with sealing a second-place finish.   After 11 years at Oaklands Park – a number of which he served as

Chichester City Ladies are determined to round off a record-breaking campaign in style by sealing some silverware.   Aaron Smith’s side have defied the odds in just their second season in the third tier of the women’s game, defeating many

Chichester City are celebrating their first county league title in 15 years – with nearly a month of the season still to play.   The Oaklands Park outfit have been in imperious form all season and sealed the SCFL Premier

Chichester RFC will be looking to end the season on a high – and take on Westcombe Park tomorrow with the added incentive of potentially getting one over former head coach Rob Lawrence.   Blues have had an inconsistent 2018/19

Chichester City are within touching distance of their first SCFL Premier crown for nearly 40 years – and they can wrap up the title tomorrow by picking up a single point at home to Langney Wanderers (3pm).   Miles Rutherford’s

Sidlesham will look to pop league leaders Alfold’s bubble while promoting their own top half credentials.   Steve Bailey has had quite the impact at the Recreation Ground and will hope to finish his first season at the club by

Chichester City Ladies boss Aaron Smith is urging his side to enjoy the last four games of the season after exceeding every expectation so far.   The Oaklands Park side have experienced a tricky few weeks, losing four of their

One point was all they needed, five points were in their grasp, but in the end Chichester RFC had to settle for just the two as they came out on the wrong side of a 34-35 thriller.   Blues flew

CHICHESTER CITY are within touching distance of their first county league crown for nearly 40 years and playing at step four of non-league football for the first time in their 146-year history.   The Green and Whites last won the