National League North

Seals march on courtesy of Kurt

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 December 2022

CHESTER 1 BLY TH SPARTANS 0
By Neil Turner

KURT Willoughby’s fabulous early strike ensured Chester extended their unbeaten league run to ten matches with a gritty, if unspectacular, win over strugglers Blyth Spartans on Friday night.
Willoughby took just seven minutes to deliver his 18th goal of the campaign, collecting a delightful through ball from on-loan midfielder Charlie Caton before brushing off the advances of his marker and placing a pinpoint effort low past Spartans keeper Alex Mitchell.
Blyth’s approach play belied their lowly position in the table but unfo...

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