National League North

Chester 2-0 Scunthorpe United: McIntyre insists Iron will still win title

Chester extended their winning run to four matches with a comprehensive victory against high-flying Scunthorpe on an eventful afternoon.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2023

By Neil Turner

CHESTER 2
Caton 32, Whitehouse 68

SCUNTHORPE U 0

SILENCED ‘EM: Chester boss Calum McIntyre and Charlie Caton celebrates

COMMITMENT: Chester’s Adam Thomas, left, closes down Scunthorpe’s Will Evans
PICTURE: Luke Reynolds Photography

CHESTER extended their winning run to four matches with a comprehensive victory against high-flying Scunthorpe on an eventful afternoon.
The hosts’ clinical finishing was the difference between the sides, with Charlie Caton registering the opener for the Cestrians, and then former Scunthorpe player Elliott Whitehouse doubling the advantage...

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