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CHASETOWN 2 ALVECHURCH 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

By Paul Mullins

JACK Langston’s second half brace saw Chasetown progress.
After a first half dominated by the visitors, Charlie Dowd finally broke the deadlock two minutes after the break as he fired a right-footer past Curtis Pond.
Within a minute though the Scholars were level. A cross from the left was finished by Langston on the half volley. Chasetown were soon in the ascendancy and Langston then forced a fingertip save from goalkeeperJezeph. Langston gave Chasetown the lead with a deflected effort from outside the box beyond the despairing dive of Jezeph. Ashford had a...

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