National League North

Virtuoso Jones caps victory

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 November 2025

CHESTER 2 LEAMINGTON 0
By Neil Turner

AFTER being dumped out of the FA Trophy by eighth-tier Clitheroe last week, Chester got back to winning ways with a competent and assured performance against lowly Leamington.
After goals from Dylan Mottley-Henry and Pat Jones in the first quarter, Chester where rarely troubled.
Chester took the lead after seven minutes, Mottley-Henry powering a header home after a free-kick from Lewis Leigh.
Jones doubled the lead with a delightful virtuoso goal 11 minutes later. The former Exeter City man beating three players before slotting the ball home fro...

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