By Trevor Stotten

IT WAS another veritable game of two halves, as Chipstead fought back to win 2-1 against Whitehawk.
Chips had the first chance, as Kieran Lavery inside-right shot over, but it was Whitehawk who opened the scoring on 12 minutes, as Adam El-Abd seized upon a loose ball and finished well from the edge of the area.
In the 68th minute the hosts were level following great perseverance to get into the box by Correia and the ball fell to Lavery, who fired home to equalise.
Fifteen minutes later, Chipstead were awarded a penalty, as Miller-Neave was brought down as he burst in...