With two sides who have both suffered defensive struggles in recent weeks, it was perhaps inevitable that Chasetown and Brigg Town would play out a goal-less draw.
The hosts
There was late heartbreak for Chasetown FC as they conceded three goals for the third game in succession to lose out to Loughborough Dynamo.
Things looked bright when the Scholars
Chasetown FC conceded three goals at home for the third league game in a row, but this time were unable to turn the game on its head as they had
Chasetown FC won a dramatic eight-goal thriller against Market Drayton Town to end a run of five winless games.
The visitors took the lead after three minutes when Jake
An entertaining end to end game saw honours even at a wet Coles Lane – the fifth consecutive draw between Chasetown FC and Sutton Coldfield Town in the league.
The home
Mickleover Sports were extremely good value for their three points at The Scholars Ground with a comprehensive performance that left Chasetown chasing the game for most of the 90 minutes.
Chasetown FC suffered the agony of an extra-time defeat as their FA Cup campaign came to a premature end against Rugby Town.
The visitors shocked their hosts with a
Rugby Town and Chasetown FC will do it all again on Tuesday night after an evenly fought FA Cup match at Butlin Road.
In fact, aside from the goal apiece,
Newcastle Town must be wondering what they need to do to overcome Chasetown FC this season.
After a 1-1 draw in the FA Cup and dominating large periods of
Chasetown FC secured a narrow 2-1 win over Rainworth Miners Welfare – but the scoreline flattered the hosts, who had goalkeeper Harry Andrews to thank for keeping the Scholars at
Chasetown FC came from behind to beat Newcastle Town in the FA Cup and earn a tie at Rugby Town.
It was down to some heroic defending that the Scholars
Chasetown FC will have to do it all again after an FA Cup draw against Staffordshire rivals Newcastle Town.
The Scholarshad the early territorial advantage but it was the home
