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Elliott has final say for battling Blues

CHESTER 2 BLYTH SPARTANS 1
By Neil Turner

A LAST-GASP penalty from Elliott Whitehouse earned Chester three hard-fought points, against a Blyth Spartans side who played their part in an entertaining game.
The best early chances were a Charlie Caton thunderbolt which sailed just wide of the visitors’ upright, and a Cedric Main effort from close range, which home shot-stopper Wyll Stanway saved at the second attempt.
Chester’s opener was an exquisite affair scored by the impressive Caton after 55 minutes. Declan Weeks was the orchestrator, threading a delightful through b...

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