Chasetown FC came from behind to draw manager Scott Dundas’ 100th game in charge of the Scholars.
Chasetown FC let a lead slip as they suffered a 4-1 defeat against Prescot Cables.
A last-gasp strike condemned Chasetown FC to defeat at Market Drayton.
A five-star performance from Chasetown FC saw them ease to three points against Kendal Town.
Four first half goals did the damage – but it could easily have been 6
Chasetown FC returned from a midweek trip to Glossop North End with a maximum three point haul.
Chasetown FC failed to make the most of a numerical advantage as they drew 2-2 at home against Ramsbottom United.
Chasetown FC’s climb away from the wrong end of the table continued with a 3-0 win at Clitheroe.
It was a five star performance from Chasetown FC against Newcastle Town as they comfortably recorded a fourth consecutive home win.
Chasetown FC made it three consecutive home league wins with a hard fought win over Widnes.
Chasetown FC failed to derail Atherton Collieries’ title bid as they went down 2-0 on the road.
Goalkeeping coach John Birt will be able to claim a 100% record in management after seeing Chasetown FC win 3-0 against Colwyn Bay.
A Tom Hill double was enough to give Chasetown FC all three points on the road at Skelmersdale United.
