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MACCLESFIELD TOWN v CHESTER BLUES CLING ON FOR LIFE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 April 2018

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By David Richardson

FEELING BLUE: Chester saw their feint survival hopes dealt a blow with defeat to Torquay on Good Friday
PICTURE: Rick Matthews

JOHN ASKEY says Macclesfield can’t afford to get complacent tomorrow against relegation - threatened Chester after moving six points clear at the top.
The Silkmen netted two huge last-minute winners this week, first against Gateshead and then a thriller in the rain at Woking, to keep their title bid on track.
They gained an extra boost on Friday, too, as Sutton’s game at Maidenhead was abandoned at half-time with the U’s ahea...

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