Non-League Paper

Matt’s early strike fires up Yellows

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 November 2021

WARRINGTON TOWN 2 CHASETOWN 0
By James Gordon

A GOAL inside the opening minute by Matt Grivosti sent Warrington Town on their way to victory over Chasetown.
Sought-after youngster Grivosti got on the end of Matt Regan’s cross to open the scoring after just 52 seconds.
They had several chances to double that lead, but had to wait until 14 minutes from time to be sure of progress, Luke Duffy’s assured finish making it 2-0.
Chasetown finished the game with ten men when Zack Foster was sent off for apparent dissent, having ignored the referee’s request to come towards ...

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