Northern Premier League

Belper Town 0-2 Chasetown: Academic Scholars a class act!

CHASETOWN emerged winners from this closefought encounter between the second and fourthplaced teams.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 December 2021

DIV 1 MIDS
By Nigel Oldrini

BELPER TOWN 0
CHASETOWN 2
Butlin 66, Kirton 89

TWO WILL DO IT: Liam Kirton, left, delights at sealing Chasetown’s win
PICTURE: Steve Ingers

LOW-KEY: Chasetown players take their opening goal in their stride.

CHASETOWN emerged winners from this closefought encounter between the second and fourthplaced teams.
It was a game of few chances but plenty of endeavour on a slippery surface, made worse by constant rain.
The hosts enjoyed the lion’s share of possession in the early stages and Karl Demidh went close with a sweeping shot after five minutes.
Brodie Litchfi...

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