National League North

It’s no Chor for Moors’ Taylor

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

By Mike Neild
CHORLEY 1
SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2
OUT-OF-FORM leaders Chorley’s winless streak stretched to five games as an in-form Spennymoor overturned a one-goal deficit to snatch the points in a compelling second half which simmered to a tempestuous finish.
Referee Steve Copeland tested the patience of players and spectators and it was his harsh-looking award of a penalty for handball which ultimately separated the teams in a game perhaps neither side deserved to lose.
Chorley had the better of a fast-paced first half without really extending Moors’ keeper Matt Gould but the excite...

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