National League North

HOT TOWN CHARGING INTO THE PLAY-OFFS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 April 2024

By Tim Carroll

BRACKLEY TOWN 3
Hall 2, 47, Newton 74

CHESTER 1
Tollitt 9

HALL OR NOTHING: The striker heads home for the hosts

BRACK AGAIN: Newton celebrates his strike
PICTURE: Rick Matthews

B RACKLEY TOWN closed in on a top-three finish while Chester will now need a miracle to make the play-offs.
Manager Gavin Cowan said: “It was a well-deserved win and an excellent performance all-round. It was disappointing to go a goal down but the reaction from the players was incredible.”
Ben Tollitt put Chester ahead on eight minutes, finishing neatly from close ra...

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