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JOEY STRIKES AS SCHOLARS MOVE ON UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 November 2025

DIV 1 WEST
CHASETOWN 2 DARLASTON TOWN 1
By Lizzie Scott

CHASETOWN moved to within a point of the top five with this win.
The Scholars took the lead after 27 minutes of play when their talisman Jack Langston struck the ball home after it pinballed around the Darlaston penalty area for his fourth league goal of the campaign.
Joey Bultin doubled Chasetown’s lead just five minutes later as he rifled home past Stan Amos in the visitors’ goal.
The visitors pulled one back with just over 20 minutes remaining, when Tyler Bruck got his first goal for the club.
However, despit...

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