National League North

Nash crash the Magpies’ party

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 March 2023

CURZON ASHTON 2 CHORLEY 1
By Toby Coxon

GOALS from Tom Peers and Hayden Campbell gave Curzon Ashton a win against play-off-chasing Chorley although their own bid to make the top seven looks optimistic at best.
Just nine minutes in, the ever-dangerous Jimmy Spencer delivered a lovely ball into the back post that fellow front man Tom Peers dispatched expertly with a great header into the bottom corner.
Chorley had some good chances throughout the half but Chris Renshaw in the Curzon goal stood firm.
The Nash would double they lead with a brilliant finish from midfielder Hayden Campbe...

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