National League North

Blues throw win away as Hall makes a point

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 November 2022

CHESTER 1 LEAMINGTON 1
By Neil Turner

A GOAL in the second minute of added time by Leamington defender Louis Hall earned the Midlanders their eighth draw from ten away games.
Chester will be kicking themselves for not closing the game out, after they took the lead with a stunning goal from Declan Weekes after 53 minutes.
Weekes’ effort was a glorious 20-yarder that gave shot-stopper Callum Hawkins no chance at all. The home side should have doubled their advantage on two or three occasions, with Iwan Murray and Kurt Willoughby both firing inches wide from efforts just outsid...

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