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Chesterfield 1-0 Aldershot Town: Kabby is back to inspire

A SECOND-HALF winner from Liam Mandeville ensured Chesterfield began their home campaign off with victory over gritty Aldershot Town, who made them work every step of the way.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 August 2022

By Kurt Bigg

CHESTERFIELD 1
Mandeville 64

ALDERSHOT TN 0
A SECOND-HALF winner from Liam Mandeville ensured Chesterfield began their home campaign off with victory over gritty Aldershot Town, who made them work every step of the way.
Mandeville coolly rounded Shots keeper Luca Ashby-Hammond for the only goal on 64 minutes – afinish which would have been applauded by his Spireites teammate Kabongo Tshimanga, who made an emotional return to action after fracturing his leg and dislocating his ankle back in February.
Victory was Chesterfield’s first of the new season and assistant manager Dan...

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