National League North

BLUES ARE UP AND RUNNING FOR 2024

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

CHESTER 3 GLOUCESTER CITY 0
By Neil Turner

CHESTER recorded their first goals and first win of 2024 against relegation threatened Gloucester City, who where fortu- nate not to be beaten by more.
The Tigers had goal- keeper Zach Jeacock to thank for keeping the scoreline respectable - the Birmingham City loanee making a string of top-drawer saves.
Chester dominated proceedings in the first half, Jeacock making saves to deny Tom Peers and Iwan Mur- ray, whilst Harrison Burke headed just over following a corner.
With the clock ticking towards added time, the ball was fed to Murray who ji...

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