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Yellows reward bumper turnout

By James Gordon

WARRINGTON T 1
CHESTER 1
TEN-MAN Warrington Town held on to claim a point at home to in-form Chester, in front of their biggest ever crowd for a regular league fixture.
The Yellows had hit the front through Connor Woods’ penalty 18 minutes from time, but a red card for skipper Josh Amis had them on the back foot in front of 2,296 fans at the Cal.Delivery Stadium.
Chester made the pressure tell, Harrison Burke crashing home a header with five to play, but they couldn’t find a winner.
It was from a pinpoint Declan Weeks set-piece that Burke scored, and...

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