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KEEPERS RULE YET AGAIN AS RIVALS CAN’T BE SEPARATED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By Paul Edwards
ONCE AGAIN, Leamington and Chester could not be separated, with the Brakes now unbeaten in four meetings with the Seals. Three of the previous encounters had ended with the points shared so nobody was surprised when this one ended in stalemate too.
Defences were king and clear cut chances were at a premium in a game which Chester joint boss Anthony Johnson admitted was ‘a tough watch’ at times.
It was a physical and well-matched contest with both sides showing glimpses of what they are capable of without ever really looking like finding the cutting edge required ...

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