Early strike sees Chichester City win Sussex FA Women’s Cup

19th April 2019 Wilf Frith

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Chichester City with the Sussex FA Women’s Cup. (Photo: Sheena Booker)

Chichester City were 1-0 winners over Brighton & Hove Albion Development in the Sussex FA Women’s Cup Final.

The only goal came after only 2 minutes, with Mollie Clark netting a stunning strike from long range.

Just after the interval, a thunderous strike from Tash Stephens rattled the Brighton woodwork and Lauren Clark’s follow-up shot was cleared off the line by Laura Hartley.

Albion came closest to an equaliser when a Maya le Tissier free kick hit the crossbar.

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