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Stunning comeback earns Magpies draw

CHORLEY 2 NUNEATON TOWN 2
By Mike Neild
A PULSATING second half kept a crowd of 1,306 on tenterhooks as Chorley came back from two goals down to level a thrilling contest.
Matt Jansen’s side had struggled in the opening half hour to contain a lively and enterprising Nuneaton who were causing the Magpies’ defence more problems than League One Fleetwood did on Monday. After Matt Challoner had missed a clear-cut chance for the hosts in the first minute, Nuneaton went ahead in the sixth minute when, following a corner, the ball pinged around the goalmouth before Jordan Nicholson tucked...

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