National League North

Martin shows Blues forwards how to finish

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 January 2026

CHESTER 0 WORKSOP TOWN 1
By Neil Turner

A GOAL from former Harrogate Town striker Aaron Martin earned a workmanlike Worksop Town the victory and a league double over Chester.
The Blues will be rueing a number of chances that where spurned, however they didn’t possess a striker of the incision and streetwise mentality that Martin showed. Besides the goal that did count, the veteran hitman was unlucky on a couple of other occasions when his efforts rattled the frame of the goal.
The goal that registered came 12 minutes from the break, a mistake by Nathan Woodthorpe let Joe Lees...

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