With over 4,000 Chasetown appearances and over 600 goals between them, 24 Chasetown players from the Oldham side of 2005 and Cardiff side of 2008 took the field for
Chasetown FC fell at the final hurdle after a gutsy performance against fourth placed Stamford in the play-off final.
The hosts took the lead after just three minutes. Chasetown
Chasetown won their play-off semi-final but had to hold on more than they would have liked against the ten men of Coalville having missed a couple of gilt-
On a day when Chasetown needed a win to guarantee their play-off place, a draw was enough thanks to a last minute penalty in the game between Sutton Coldfield
A late goal from Nick Wellecomme maintained Chasetown’s advantage in the race for the play off places.
Just seven minutes from time, a corner from substitute Harry Harris was
Chasetown FC moved two points clear of Halesowen and three ahead of Sutton Coldfield with a convincing second half display in their 3-0 win at Mickleover Sports.
Sutton could
Chasetown FC ended their home fixtures with an emphatic performance to beat the world’s oldest football club and move into the final play-off place.
The Scholars now face
Craig Harris’ 50th match in charge of The Scholars finished goalless but keeps Chasetown in the play-off hunt, overtaking Halesowen Town with their game in hand.
Chasetown sit three
A dour game was won by a goal of individual brilliance from Chasetown FC substitute Paul Sullivan four minutes from full time.
The forward burst into the penalty and when
It will be Rushall Olympic and not Chasetown FC who progress to the Staffordshire Senior Cup Final.
The Pics have somewhat of an ‘Indian Sign’ over their neighbours of late,
The Chasetown promotion play-off push keeps its momentum with an emphatic win over Carlton Town.
The Scholars’ 11th win in the last 14 games saw them take the lead
