The momentum is well and truly with Chasetown FC as they are coming up on the rails for a possible play-off place.
The statistics make excellent reading – since drawing
Chasetown FC were good value for the three points at Gresley to set up a crunch match in the battle for the play-offs with Halesowen Town on Monday.
With
For the second time in three days, Chasetown were pitted against the team that occupied second position in the league table – but this time the Scholars were beaten by the
Chasetown FC were deserved winners in Lincolnshire as they completed the double over second placed Stamford in a dramatic game.
The result also meant they kept their impressive winning sequence
Whether it’s too late for a play-off challenge this season remains to be seen, but the seeds for a promotion push next season are being well and truly
Chasetown played the first of their potential treble bill against their nearest local rivals, over-coming Heath Hayes in the quarter-final of the Staffordshire Senior Cup to set up
Nick Wellecomme ended a six-match goal drought with a superb first half strike to earn Chasetown their third consecutive win.
In the 27th minute, the Scholars striker used his
A goal in each half from Chasetown FC’s young guns saw The Scholars pick up all three points against Brigg Town.
The result also meant Craig Harris’ men kept
Paul Sullivan smashed a sensational hat-trick to earn Chasetown an emphatic win over Loughborough Dynamo.
It was a welcome boost for Sullivan – who’s been in and out the
Chasetown FC saw Northwich Victoria pocketed the three points in controversial circumstances at The Scholars Ground.
Early in the second half, after Paul Sullivan’s shot was initially cleared by
Chasetown FC recorded a vital away victory with the winning goal coming inside just two minutes.
Manager Craig Harris was forced into three four changes from the home win versus
Chasetown FC battled the conditions to pick up a valuable victory against Romulus.
The two sides on the field had to thank two other teams that this game even went
