National League North

ASKEW SPARKS DOUBLE DELIGHT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 January 2021

By Neil Turner
CHESTER 3
AFC TELFORD UTD 0
CHESTER completed a festive double over AFC Telford United, whose cause wasn’t helped by the first-half dismissal of Lee Vaughan.
Goals from Josh Askew, Declan Weeks and Anthony Dudley secured a comfortable victory for the home side who moved up to third place.
Chester got off to a dream start when Askew scored a delightful goal from 15 yards following a pass from Dudley.
John Johnston should have doubled the advantage four minutes later but his shot from 15 yards went narrowly wide.
Both sides had chances towards the end of the period, befor...

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