National League North

CALL FOR CAVALRY HEARD BY CALVELEY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

By Mark Simpson

SPENNYMOOR T 1
Dolan 61

CHORLEY 2
Ledger (og) 22, Calveley 86

AHEAD: Chorley celebrate their opener through an own goal
PICTURE: David Nelson

WINNER: Mike Calveley puts in late on to make it 2-1 to Chorley

CHORLEY boss Andy Preece praised the character of his side after they became the first side to defeat Spennymoor Town at home since January to go top of National League North.
Mike Calveley’s powerful header five minutes from time settled a contest which could have gone either way at The Brewery Field as the Magpies underlined their excellent fo...

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