National League North

ACE HALL PILES ON PAIN FOR THE BLUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2024

By Neil Turner

CHESTER 0

BRACKLEY TN 1
Hall 71

UNDER PRESSURE: Chester scramble clear

A GOAL from lively striker Connor Hall earned Brackley Town their first victory of the campaign and consigned Chester to a second successive defeat.
Both teams where considered by many to be play-off favourites after their transfer activity, however on this showing both will have to up their respective form if they are to achieve that prize.
Brackley deserved the victory, if only because of the organisation and desire they showed against their lacklustre hosts whose performance, for most par...

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