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TOM PILES ON NERVY PRESSURE LEADERS!

By Neil Turner

FIN FLIER: Fin Shrimp-ton goes close for Chester in tense fight for points

AGOAL four minutes from time by Tom Davies enhanced Chester’s play-off dream and potentially dented Fylde’s championship aspirations.
The victory moved Chester into the play-off places for the first time this season, and caretaker manager Connell Rawlinson was naturally overjoyed with the three points.
He said: “When you are playing a team like Fylde, who are the league leaders, you need everyone to be at the top of their game, and today I thought that every unit of th...

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