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SOUTH SHIELDS 3 CHESTER 1

By John Chapman

■SOUTH Shields stormed back to clinch another fine win on home soil, as battling Chester were blown away.
The Seals drew first blood in this top-six contest when Billy Waters fired them ahead midway through the first half, a lead that only lasted seven minutes.
Cedwyn Scott’s leveller was followed by further strikes from Toby Onanaye and substitute Caden Kelly after the break.
Chester had done well in the opening quarter and had the lead when experienced frontman Waters netted from a tight angle. It was an advantage the
Seals had to hold on to only fo...

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