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Last weekend’s victory for Chichester City sparked a rollercoaster weekend which ended with manager Miles Rutherford live on national television.   As one of only two eighth-tier teams left in the FA Cup, the BBC cameras were keen to talk

Selsey look to have banished the Blues after producing two of their best performances of the season to end a six game winless run.   Daren Pearce’s side were in danger of losing touch with the top five in the

Chichester City are just 90 minutes away from making history and reaching the first round of the FA Cup for the first time.   Miles Rutherford’s side have been in inspired form this season, defeating two higher ranked sides on

Chichester City Ladies will be looking to push on after picking up their first home win of the season last time out.   The Oaklands Park side defeated Swindon Town 4-2 after extra time last weekend to progress to the

Chichester RFC will be gunning for a victory this weekend as they head into a military base in central London for their latest clash.   Blues face HAC tomorrow (3pm) at their ground in the heart of the city of

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