Chasetown FC came from behind twice against Romulus to preserve their unbeaten record on the Coles Lane 3G pitch.
They could not have wished for a worse start with James
A mid-table end of season clash saw Chasetown FC forced to settle for a 0-0 draw against Rainworth Miners Welfare.
Scholars manager Craig Harris played a strong line-
Chasetown FC lost out to Sheffield FC in a battle of two mid-table sides with only pride to play for.
To mark the 25th anniversary of the Hillsborough disaster,
Chasetown FC ended their three-match winless run and condemned Kidsgrove Athletic to the bottom of the league with a late goal to demoralise their Staffordshire neighbours.
Athletic saw Tesfa
Chasetown FC should have been out of sight before allowing Carlton Town to claw back a 2-0 deficit and earn a point in a mid-table encounter.
The Scholars
Chasetown FC stay rooted in 11th place after Mickleover Sports cemented their place within the play-off places with a controversial victory.
In a lacklustre first half, the hosts took
Chasetown FC’s slim chances of the play-offs came to an end as Staffordshire rivals Leek Town ended the Scholars unbeaten run, leaving Craig Harris’ men 14 points shy
It was a game that had everything – an own goal, penalties, red cards and a defensive howler – as Chasetown extended their unbeaten run.
If the deduction of four points due
Walsall Senior Cup finalists Chasetown FC kept their play-off hopes alive with another hard fought point at one of their rivals for the top five places.
The Scholars remain
Whatever happens in the remaining ten league games, Craig Harris’ second season in charge of Chasetown FC will culminate in the Walsall Senior Cup Final and the chance of his
Chasetown FC recorded a vital three points over a play-off rival to extend their unbeaten league run.
It took The Scholars just three minutes to take the lead as
As goalless games go, this was a decent affair as Chasetown FC extended their unbeaten league run to eight matches in a fixture that brought up Craig Harris’ 100th game
