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CHORLEY’S man-of-the-moment Connor Hall insists he will shake off an injury concern ahead of a mouth-watering battle with Wolves centre-back and captain Conor Coady.
The National League North club are in the FA Cup fourth round for the first time in their history after beating a youthful Derby County side last weekend.
Hall, 22, scored the opener in their 2-0 victory meaning he has now scored in the first, second and third rounds during their famous run.
The Magpies put on a professional performance to get past a Derby team made up of under-23 and under-18 players to set up a date ...

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