The margin of Chasetown’s 4-0 home win against Hucknall Town could have been even greater had it not been for visiting keeper Alex Mallong’s string of fine
Northwich Victoria blew Chasetown away in a five-minute second half spell that turned the game in the Doodson Sport League Cup.
A quiet first half saw the Scholars play
On FA Cup Third Round weekend it was apt that three men so prominent in Chasetown’s victory over Port Vale in December 2007 were heavily involved in this thrilling
New Year’s honours were even as Chasetown came from behind to draw 1-1 at Halesowen on the opening day of 2013.
The Scholars made a positive start and
Chasetown FC took part in the only game in the division to survive the weather on Saturday – and their travelling supporters were rewarded with a dramatic point from a 2-
Chasetown’s last home league game before Christmas had a bit of everything, but ultimately the Scholars left themselves with too much to do.
The overall result hinged on a
Chasetown FC’s four-match winning run came to an end with a bump, with a 4-0 reverse at Staffordshire rivals Newcastle Town.
It would be harsh to say
Chasetown were victorious for the fourth consecutive game with a comfortable 2-0 win at Romulus in the League Cup.
On the 3G artificial surface at Coles Lane, there was
Chasetown survived the concession of an early goal to come back in fine style to beat second placed Stamford.
The visitors were ahead inside two minutes when a Ricky Miller
Chasetown’s first ever visit to Rainworth Miners Welfare ended in a well-deserved 2-0 victory.
The Scholars had the better of the opening exchanges and home keeper Alessandro
Chasetown progressed to a home tie with Heath Hayes in the Staffordshire Senior Cup thanks to two second half goals in quick succession.
With no game again until November 24,
Chasetown FC took a good point back from Yorkshire, but it could easily have been all three after an entertaining game.
The Scholars made a positive start, full of good
