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Chester 5-1 Blyth Spartans: Five-star Blues fire back in style

Chester bounced back from a fifth-minute setback, to control the second period and register an impressive nap hand of goals.
Chester turn

By Neil Turner

CHESTER 5
BLYTH SPARTANS 1
CHESTER bounced back from a fifth-minute setback, to control the second period and register an impressive nap hand of goals.
After a lacklustre first period that saw Blyth go in at the break leading by a JJ O’Donnell goal, Chester turned the match on its head with three goals in a ten-minute spell at the start of the second half.
Declan Weeks opened the floodgates when he registered from the edge of the area five minutes into the period, Weeks pouncing on a cross from James Hardy to fire past Alex Mitchell.
A close-range effort from George Waring, t...

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