Chasetown manager Craig Harris made six changes from the side that won 6-1 at the weekend, but paid the price with a below par Walsall Senior Cup performance and
Chasetown FC returned to winning ways with an emphatic 6-1 victory over their Staffordshire rivals Kidsgrove Athletic.
The Scholars took just five minutes to go ahead with a well-
On an evening of Champions League football Market Drayton’s winning goal against Chasetown would have graced both Old Trafford and the Nou Camp – but instead came amidst the Scholars
With Chasetown drawing two of the last three matches and Belper six of of their opening nine league fixtures, it was hardly surprising that this one finished all-square.
Clear
Chasetown slumped to their second three-goal margin defeat of the league season, with a below par performance at Loughborough Dynamo.
The warning signs were there early on with the
Goalkeeper Ryan Price was the hero with a string of fine second half saves to deny Mickleover victory and ensure The Scholars gained their second 1-1 draw of the
An injury time equaliser from Tim Grice was no more than Leek Town deserved on the balance of play, but The Scholars will count themselves unfortunate not to hold on
After the highs of an impressive win in the FA Trophy last weekend, Chasetown FC slumped to the low of a disappointing away trip to Nottinghamshire.
Hucknall had only won
Chasetown FC survived a late surge from Evo-Stik Southern Premier side St Neots to progress to the next round of the FA Trophy.
The visitors average three goals in
Chasetown FC picked up a point against Sutton Coldfield Town on a night when their ground staff also put in a fine performance to ensure the game even went ahead.
Manager Craig Harris apologised for the disappointing performance at Dereham Town as Chasetown bowed out of the FA Cup.
The Norfolk side had won their first ten games of the
League leaders Coalville Town were good value for their 4-1 win at Chasetown – a result that extends their lead at the top to four points.
The visitors took an