National League North

Six and out as Turbines malfunction

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2023

By Mike Nield

CHORLEY 2
PETERBOROUGH SP 0
CHORLEY ended Peterborough Sports’ impressive six-game unbeaten run.
Once the Magpies had established a 2-0 lead before the break there was an inevitability about the result. Although Sports enjoyed plenty of possession, they too often could not find the accurate final ball or the decisive shot. Chorley were happy to set up a solid block, while not creating much to trouble the visitors’ keeper Peter Crook.
It had earlier all looked promising for the hosts who led after seven minutes. The tricky Justin Johnson cut in from the ...

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