Chasetown Ladies bounced back from having a goal cancelled out in bizarre circumstances to comfortably win their Staffordshire County Women’s Football League game.
Charlotte Bull had run from her
It was the second time these two sides had met in three weeks and saw some excellent football from both teams as they aimed to continue their push for the
This Staffordshire County Women’s Football League encounter looked like a mismatch on paper and so it proved as high-flying Chasetown dismantled struggling Stafford.
Rangers had not managed to
For both teams this was the first match in over a month and both did their league status justice by producing some excellent football as second placed Chasetown hosted third
A clash of the high-fliers saw third placed Chasetown come out on top against Cresswell who sat a place above them in the Staffordshire County Women’s League.
The
Chasetown produced a strong team performance as the began to return to the sort of football they are capable of playing.
The opening period was very even with both Chasetown
An action-packed game saw Chasetown Ladies pick up all three points after coming back from 3-1 down.
The Scholars took the lead on seven minutes when Sarah Thompson
Chasetown Ladies saw their previous two league matches postponed because of the weather and this time ran into last year’s Challenge Cup finalists in Kidsgrove Ladies.
A young Chasetown
Chasetown picked up the points despite struggling to field a team because of holidays, injuries and illness.
But this gave Sian Hurcombe the chance to make her debut and Heather
Sinead Treanor was the star of the show as she rattled home five goals as Chasetown Ladies picked up the points with an emphatic win in the Staffordshire Women’s
