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Woking 0-1 Chesterfield: Ace Banks on the money and Spireites strike it rich!

Chesterfield drew level on points with Woking in the race for third spot after exacting revenge for their home loss to the Cards just 39 days ago at The Proact Stadium.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2023

By Peter Moore

WOKING 0

CHESTERFIELD 1

Banks 37 (pen)

CASHING IN: Chesterfield celebrate Ollie Banks’ winner from the spot
PICTURE: David Holmes

CHESTERFIELD drew level on points with Woking in the race for third spot after exacting revenge for their home loss to the Cards just 39 days ago at The Proact Stadium.
Ollie Banks’ 37th-minute penalty proved the difference between the two sides to earn the in-form Spireites a fourth win from their last five games.
“I thought we were beaten today by a better team,” conceded Woking boss Darren Sarll after this intriguing televised lunchtime ...

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