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Graeme GEE saluted Chichester City’s character after they snatched a thrilling 4-3 win at Three Bridges.   Kaleem Haitham’s injury-time strike secured the victory as both sides finished with ten men.   Lloyd Rowlatt’s clever finish put Chi in front

Chichester edged to a just about deserved 8-7 victory as the Honourable Artillery Company made their first ever visit to Oaklands Park in London One South.   It was Chi’s fourth one point home victory of the season – believed

British light heavyweight champion and Olympic bronze medallist Joshua Buatsi was a surprise visitor to Chichester-based St Gerards Boxing Club.   Coach Gerry Lavelle was asked by his trainer Mark Grainger if he could host the unbeaten 2016 Rio Olympian,

Chichester lost 16-8 to bottom of the league Beckenham in National One South.   It was a disappointing result on their return to Kent after running league leaders Westcombe Park close last time out.   Traffic problems meant the team

Miles Rutherford wants Chichester City to find their goal-den touch.   Chi went down 3-0 at Burgess Hill on Tuesday night in the Velocity Trophy.   The defeat followed a 2-0 loss at Herne Bay in the BetVictor South East.

Toby Tree produced an impressive performance at the prestigious Eye of Africa PGA Championship.   The Golf At Goodwood ambassador, who supports the 100-plus junior members with performance masterclasses at Golf At Goodwood, finished tied-12th with a final score of

Chichester’s three-match winning streak ended at leaders Westcombe Park but head coach Scott Ashley is pleased with his side’s progress in London One South this season.   The Blues pushed their Kent rivals, who are a point above Havant, all

Chichester City bid to make it a hat-trick of wins tomorrow when they travel to Herne Bay and manager Miles Rutherford is looking towards a play-off push for the remainder of the campaign.   They followed up last Saturday’s 2-0

Trish Kidd and Ben Todd claimed the ‘Sandy Carter’ Mixed Pairs knockout title.   The new year saw a big turnout of 64 players – just four short of the record set six years ago – compete in the Bognor