National League North

OLLIE SEALS TOUGH DAY FOR THE NASH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 December 2022

CHORLEY 3 CURZON ASHTON 0
By Mike Nield

CHORLEY extended their unbeaten home record to 11 league games with what in the end was a very comfortable win over a Curzon team who only began to look threatening once the match was effectively lost.
The visitors’ error-strewn and indisciplined second-half performance cost them dear. The Nash had enjoyed the bulk of possession in the first half without testing home keeper Matt Urwin but fell behind after 38 minutes when a right-wing move culminated in an Ollie Shenton shot which was only partially saved, leaving Connor Hall with a sim...

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