National League North

STUNNER HAS BLUES OVER THE MOON-EY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY TOWN 2
CHESTER 2
CHESTERgot out of jail with Dan Mooney’s wonder strike deep in added time to leave with a point few would argue the performance had warranted.
A tight first half of few chances saw the home side go close in just the second minute as Lee Ndlovu’s shot was well saved at full stretch by Grant Shelton. The goal-less first period gave way to a lively second half as three goals in nine minutes heralded a pulsating final half hour.
Connor Franklin fired Brackley into the lead on 50 minutes after Grant Shenton saved well from Ndlovu’s heade...

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