National League North

THERE’S LITTLE LUCK FOR BUCKS IN END

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 February 2023

CHORLEY 2 BUXTON 2
By Tony Tomlinson

CHORLEY will be the happier team to draw a game in which Buxton were in the main the better side.
It was only in the last 20 minutes, following the introduction of Harry Scarborough that the Magpies gained any control.
Buxton carried a threat but they missed a great chance to lead from a penalty after 26 minutes. A foul on Warren Clarke gave Tom Elliott his chance from the spot but Matt Urwin produced a stunning save and kept out the rebound. But the visitors got their reward in added time before the break when substitute Declan Poole bundled the...

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