Northern Premier League

CHASETOWN 2 STALYBRIDGE CEL 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2026

DIV 1 WEST
By Sean Southall

CHASETOWN secured a
■ hard-fought draw against Stalybridge Celtic yesterday.
The hosts started brightly, taking a third-minute lead when Kyle Moseley slotted home from Matt Hearsey’s neat cross. Stalybridge responded well, equalising through Ruben Jerome in the 23rd minute, before Lewis Rawsthorn put the visitors ahead immediately after the restart in the 46th minute.
Chasetown dominated possession late on, and their pressure paid off in the 84th minute when substitute Matt Funge converted a brilliant cross from Matt Hearsey to level the m...

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