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Jack pops up to keep it all level in to 2022

CHESTERFIELD and FC Halifax Town finished 2021 joint top of the National League table after the two couldn’t be separated on Bank Holiday Monday.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 January 2022

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Spireites and the Shaymen sparkle
By Matt Badcock

JACK OF ALL TRADES: Jack Clarke celebrates his late equaliser for Chesterfield
PICTURES: Tina Jenner

CHESTERFIELD and FC Halifax Town finished 2021 joint top of the National League table after the two couldn’t be separated on Bank Holiday Monday.
It needed a late equaliser from Chesterfield in front of more than 8,000 fans – midfielder Jack Clarke putting in on 85 minutes to cancel out Matty Warburton’s first-half strike.
The opener came on 18 minutes when Billy Waters drove in from the right and slipped the ball to Warburt...

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