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MAGPIES SWOOP TO ANOTHER WIN

CHORLEY 4 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 0
By Mike Nield

A VINTAGE display by Chorley swept aside a below-par Spennymoor, who were simply outclassed on the day. So ineffectual were the visitors that they failed to muster a shot in the first half and were only a threat to the hosts for a brief spell in the second period, sub Will Harris hitting the bar at 2-0.
Moors minds were perhaps focused elsewhere with an FA Trophy semi-final looming. Chorley in contrast looked a well-oiled machine. They went ahead after 32 minutes. Tom Carr was clipped in the box and though Brad James dived to pull off a brill...

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