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Spennymoor Town 1-0 Bishop’s Stortford: Chandler delighted as Spenny hang on

Spennymoor Town made it four wins from five, but they had to battle hard to overcome National League North new boys Bishop’s Stortford.
Spennymoor Town

By Mark Simpson

SPENNYMOOR TN 1
Peters (og) 43

BISHOPS STORT 0
SPENNYMOOR Town made it four wins from five, but they had to battle hard to overcome National League North new boys Bishop’s Stortford.
Jamie Chandler’s men briefly saw themselves top of the pile at the final whistle after Ollie Peters unfortunate own goal just before the break proved the difference.
“We’re delighted with the result, but not so much the performance,” Chandler told The NLP.
“We could have controlled the game better at times in terms of our possession, but we did have some chances and we showed our resilien...

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