Chasetown FC suffered their 11th straight defeat to rivals Rushall Olympic in a fiery Staffordshire Senior Cup Quarter-Final.
The Pics have the ‘Indian sign’ over their near neighbours and
Chasetown FC stretched their unbeaten run in the league to seven games and almost two months with their sixth win in that spell.
The Scholars began with the wind at
Chasetown FC’s eight match unbeaten run came to an end on a wet and windy afternoon in the North West of England.
Some 33 league places separated the two
Seven wins out of eight since Christmas has returned a feel good factor to The Scholars Ground – but the fact that they even had the chance to play the game
Chasetown FC reached the semi-final of the Walsall Senior Cup – keeping their hopes alive on three cup fronts this season and extending their unbeaten run to seven games since
Chasetown FC’s unbeaten start to 2014 continued with a hard-fought point at near neighbours Sutton Coldfield.
In a tight opening ten minutes or so, it was Scholars striker
Paul Sullivan netted his second hat-trick in just over a fortnight as Chasetown FC progressed into the quarter-finals of the Doodson Sport League Cup with a 3-1
Chasetown FC will be forgiven for having one eye on another play-off charge after a demolition of high-flying Belper Town.
Although The Scholars still find themselves four points
Chasetown FC netted three times in six first half minutes to secure the three points against Eastwood Town.
After this victory, the Scholars are 11 points shy of the side
Chasetown FC won back-to-back league games for the first time this season in an incredible end-to-end game of football to end 2013 in style.
No-one
Chasetown FC gave their fans some belated Christmas cheer, coming from behind against Romulus to get three vital points at The Scholars Ground.
The first half left a lot to
Chasetown FC left Leicestershire empty-handed despite a first-half performance which left top three side Coalville Town on the back foot.
The Scholars gave as good as they got
