National League North

Bucks battle after 5-0 loss

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 December 2019

CHESTER 0 AFC TELFORD U 0
By Neil Turner
AFTER losing 5-0 in midweek, Telford came to the Deva Stadium and shut up shop against a Chester side who couldn’t break down a well-drilled midfield and defensive unit.
In panto season Chester huffed and puffed, but were unable to blow the opposition rear guard down, and on the few occasions they did find space, they were profligate with finishing.
In the first period Bradley Jackson brought out a good save from Matt Yates, and towards the end of the half the shot stopper did well to punch a goalbound effort from Anthony Dudley away.
In the se...

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