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Tadcaster Albion 1-3 Chester: Albion agony as Blues cruise

Chester left it late to break Tadcaster Albion hearts after the club, playing in the shadow of the John Smith’s Brewery, had led for half an hour.
Tadcaster Albion

By David Ballheimer

TADCASTER A 1 Greenway 20

CHESTER 3 Murray 49, Burke 84, Caton 89

BULLET HEADER: Harrison Burke rises highest to put Chester ahead
PICTURE: Alex Young

CHESTER left it late to break Tadcaster Albion hearts after the club, playing in the shadow of the John Smith’s Brewery, had led for half an hour.
Chester boss Calum McIntyre told The NLP: “I was disappointed with the first half. We took our chances in the second half. But I did think we deserved to win the game.”
After a sterile opening 19 minutes, Joe Crosby won a challenge inside his own half and made a mazy run i...

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