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FAST START BY LIVESEY KEEPS BLUES RUN GOING

By Neil Turner
CHESTER 4 GLOUCESTER C 0
CHESTER extended their unbeaten start with a comprehensive win, against a Gloucester side who huffed and puffed but were always second best.
The hosts got off to a fortuitous start, when a high lob form the halfway line by Danny Livesey deceived visiting keeper Zach Jeacock and sailed into the net after 53 seconds.
Four minutes later Chester doubled their advantage, a delightful through ball by Mattie Hughes splitting the Gloucester defence to allow George Waring to rifle home from ten yards.
Chester were bossing play from back to front, and with man ...

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