Non-League Paper

HEBBURN TOWN 1 CHESTER 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 September 2026

By Toby Louth

■HEBBURN continued their fine home form with a well-earned point against Chester.
The visitors controlled the opening minutes and took a deserved lead through Nathan Woodthorpe, whose deflected strike beat Issac Allan. Hebburn grew into the game, and both sides enjoyed large spells of possession. Robert Briggs had Hebburn’s first chance of the game, a fierce volley from the edge of the area was well saved by Luke Hewitson. Hebburn created numerous chances from set-pieces through
Briggs, but Chester held strong. At the other end, Allan was solid for Hebbur...

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