3/1/15 – AFC Ewell 3 – Chessington KC Reserves 3 AET (3-4 on penalties) – Junior County Cup
Preview:
Two representatives of the Surrey South East Combination were set to lock horns and fight it out for a place in the last 8 of the Junior County Cup. Although Chessington were promoted ahead of AFC Ewell, the hosts held their own in the league encounters between the two sides during the 13/14 season and started 2015 off the back of their 9 game winning streak. 
The Match:

8

CHANCE

Clancy heads   in a seemingly legitimate goal following a corner, yet the goal is overruled –   the visitors acknowledge that they have just got away with one.   

17

CHANCE

Stevens   weaves his way into the box but is unable to beat the onrushing keeper.

34

GOAL

Harley.   Assist: Sear. A well worked move results in Sear firing in an accurate cross   from the right flank that Harley bundles home from close range.

HALF TIME – AFC Ewell 1 – Chessington KC Reserves 0

50

GOAL

Ewell’s lead   slips as a Chessington player beats Bunde to bouncing ball and then slots the   ball into the unguarded net.

70

GOAL

Clancy.   Assist: Chipperton. Clancy sweeps in Chipperton’s free kick on the half   volley to restore Ewell’s lead.  

86

GOAL

Chessington   claw their way back into the game when N. Williams is forced into making an   awkward header that ends up beating Bunde, sending the game into extra time.

FULL TIME – AFC Ewell 2 – Chessington KC Reserves 2

100

GOAL

Clancy.   Assist: Bullock. Ewell produce another slick counter attack but down the left   hand side this time around. Bullock slots the ball back for Clancy to fire   home.

HALF TIME – AFC Ewell 3 – Chessington KC Reserves 2

116

GOAL

Chessington   level the game once more but with an extremely fortunate strike from range   which catches the wind and sails over Bunde.

FULL TIME (AET) - AFC Ewell 3 – Chessington KC   Reserves 3

Ransom, Cooper and Clancy convert their spot   kicks. However, Chipperton and Bullock have their efforts saved whilst N.   Williams fires wide and Bunde’s effort strikes the crossbar.

 
The verdict:
Despite crashing out of the cup, Ewell could be satisfied with their efforts as the lottery of penalties was required in order to settle the tie. After leading 3 times, perhaps they ought to have seen out the game in normal time or extra time, but they can be proud of their efforts nevertheless.