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Chesterfield 2-2 Bromley: Spireites held in a Cheeky finale

Michael Cheek struck twice – including a 96th-minute equaliser – to earn Bromley a valuable point and bring Chesterfield’s 100 per cent record to a halt.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 September 2021

By Holly Bacon

CHESTERFIELD 2
Carline 38, Oyeleke 71

BROMLEY 2
Cheek 36 (pen), 90+6

LEVEL PEGGING: George Carline takes the plaudits after drawing Chesterfield level
PICTURE: Tina Jenner

GOLDEN boy Michael Cheek struck twice – including a 96th-minute equaliser – to earn Bromley a valuable point and bring Chesterfield’s 100 per cent record to a halt.
Cheek – the National League’s top scorer in 2020- 21 – put the Ravens in front via the penalty spot, only for George Carline to equalise two minutes later.
Sub Manny Oyeleke looked like wrapping up the points for the Spireites with a second ...

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