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Bromley 4-3 Chesterfield: Cheek claims top treble as Ravens roll over leaders

A Michael Cheek hat-trick and a stoppage-time winner from Sam Woods saw Bromley inflict a rare defeat on runaway leaders Chesterfield as the top two served up a seven-goal thriller.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 February 2024

By Machel Hewitt

BROMLEY 4

Cheek 47, 62, 86, Woods 90+4
CHESTERFIELD 3

Grigg 30 (pen), Banks 67, Naylor 72

THE CHEEK OF IT! Michael Cheek wheels away after netting the first of his stunning hat-trick which helped Bromley take the scalp of leaders Chesterfield
PICTURE: Ed Boyden

EQUALISER: Michael Cheek draws Bromley level at 1-1

A MICHAEL Cheek hat-trick and a stoppage-time winner from Sam Woods saw Bromley inflict a rare defeat on runaway leaders Chesterfield as the top two served up a seven-goal thriller.
A first half penalty from Will Grigg gave the Spireites a narrow half-time ...

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