National League North

MACCA’S JOY AS BLUES POWER UP TO THIRD

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 February 2024

By Neil Turner

CHESTER 3
Whitehouse 9, Glendon 67, Peers 90+4

IT’S TWO:Skipper George Glendon nets

CHESTER manager Calum McIntyre was delighted to see his team thump plucky Scarborough.
The Blues leapfrogged the Yorkshiremen into third in the table, with the Seadogs slipping to fifth.
Chester’s Tom Peers and Christian Norton had shots blocked early on, however Elliott Whitehouse set the victory wheels in motion when he converted his second spot kick in five days. Second-half goals from George Glendon and Peers gave the scoreline a more realistic look, and but for ...

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