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Wealdstone 1-2 Chesterfield: Quigley steps up for Spireites

Joe Quigley earned Chesterfield a much-needed returned to winning ways at Wealdstone to keep their promotion ambitions on track.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

By Nicole Cho-Yee

WEALDSTONE 1
Umerah 52

CHESTERFIELD 2
Grimes 35, Quigley 68

UP AND RUNNING: Chesterfield’s Gavin Gunning, 5, hugs opening scorer Jamie Grimes
PICTURE: Jon Taffel

SUBSTITUTE Joe Quigley earned Chesterfield a much-needed returned to winning ways to keep their promotion ambitions on track.
Quigley climbed off the bench to net his first Spireites goal after Wealdstone’s Josh Umerah had earlier cancelled out Jamie Grimes’ early opener.
The result ended a fourmatch winless run for Paul Cook’s men and keep the Spireites well in the mix for a play-off place.
They started stron...

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