National League

CHESTER 3 EASTLEIGH 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2018

By Neil Turner

■CASH-STRAPPED Chester won their first home match for two months while bringing a halt to Eastleigh’s recent impressive run.
Two goals from man-of-the-match Ross Hannah and another from substitute James Akintunde finally gave Blues fans something to cheer, cancelling out an earlier equaliser from Eastleigh’s Mark Yeates.
Hailing the long-suffering home fans, boss Marcus Bignot raved: “Considering what has gone on in recent days, I am overjoyed with the performance that the boys gave us.
“Every one of them played their part in this victory, and...

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