National League North

Chester return home in style

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 September 2018

By Neil Turner
CHESTER 5
BRADFORD PA 3
CHESTER celebrated their return to the Deva Stadium following their recent flood damage, with a thrilling victory against high-flying Bradford Park Avenue.
Both sides were impressive going forwards, but defensively neither team covered themselves in glory.
The match started in explosive fashion with three goals in the opening 11 minutes. Ben McKenna scored from close-range for the Yorkshiremen following the dreadful mistake by Dominic Smalley.
Dan Mooney and Anthony Dudley turned Chester’s fortunes around with goals in a four-minute spell, Dudley...

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