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Chichester RFC welcome newly promoted Beckenham to Oaklands Park tomorrow (3pm) looking to convert positive performances into victories.   After five matches in the London One South season, Blues sit seventh after winning two and losing three of their games

Selsey will be looking to get their season back on track and end a winless streak of six matches when they host Shoreham tomorrow (3pm).   Daren Pearce’s Blues side had a good start to the SCFL Division One campaign,

Chichester Athletics under 15s rounded off a fine campaign by sealing third spot in the Sussex Grand Athletics Final.   In a battling display over 26 events, Chichester were able to assert themselves for the fifth year in succession as

Selsey’s search for a victory rolls on as Daren Pearce’s side made it five games without a victory in midweek.   With a talented young squad, hopes were high at the Bunn Leisure Community Stadium that the club could mount

Chichester RFC will be relying on their strong home form to carry them through as they welcome unbeaten league leaders Westcombe Park to Oaklands Park tomorrow (3pm).   Blues former head Rob Lawrence is now in charge of the resurgent

Chichester City are ready to make FA Cup history – with a place in the fourth qualifying round and at least £17,500 up for grabs.   Miles Rutherford’s side have made it to two rounds before the first round proper

Chichester City Ladies will look to build on picking up their first point of the season – but it could have been so much more as they were denied at the death in Gillingham.   Sadie Blakely has had a

Chichester RFC will look to chalk up their third win from four as they visit London Cornish tomorrow (2.15pm).   Scott Ashley’s side bounced back in style last weekend, registering a bonus point victory over KCS Old Boys at Oaklands

Sidlesham have shocked the SCFL community by resigning their team from Division One with immediate effect.   In a short statement issued on Monday evening, the club cited a disagreement with the parish council over the use of the Recreation

Chichester City’s remarkable FA Cup run continues as the club cruised into the third qualifying round of the world’s oldest knockout competition.   Miles Rutherford’s side showed great character and resilience to defeat Southern Premier side Hartley Wintney over two