Chasetown FC earned themselves a long trip to Dereham Town after an extra time win over Market Drayton Town.
Scholars Manager Craig Harris had to shuffle the pack even before
Evo-Stik Division One South sides Chasetown and Market Drayton Town were locked at stalemate and will require a Tuesday night replay to conclude this FA Cup tie.
Chances were
Chasetown notched their fourth consecutive win with their best performance of the season so far.
The Scholars started like a runner out of the blocks getting straight at the home
An entertaining FA Cup tie saw Chasetown edge out their Staffordshire rivals Rocester with all three goals coming inside the first half.
Rocester took the lead with their first serious
Chasetown FC manager Craig Harris’ first game in charge at The Scholars Ground saw a 2-0 win in the Staffordshire derby against Newcastle Town.
Plenty of rain prior to
Evesham gave Chasetown a tough pre-season test with honours shared at 0-0 despite the goalscoring opportunities on offer.
The Scholars became the latest side to experience Evesham’s
A game that struggled to get going at times ended all-square with an early candidate for goal of the season.
Centre back Chris Slater advanced through the Studley half,
Manager Craig Harris got another good look at his squad, ahead of the new season with a confident performance against Southern Premier side Redditch United.
Harris named seven of the
Football’s a cruel game at times and anyone looking at this scoreline would think that Chasetown Ladies were outclassed and outplayed – but nothing could be further than the truth.
Chasetown Ladies suffered a cruel defeat as Reedswood grabbed the winner with just a couple of minutes remaining.
In a fairly even game, Chasetown had much the better of an
Chasetown Ladies fell to a home defeat in a game where the scoreline flattered the visitors.
With Captain Sarah Thompson missing through injury, a new look back four fell behind
