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CHASETOWN 4 GRESLEY TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

By Paul Mullins
GRESLEY’S Jason Law struck the frame twice in the first half and the hosts forced two good saves from Curtis Pond but once Chasetown took the lead there was only one winner.
The hosts deservedly took the lead in the 35th minute. The ball was pinged into the box by Muzzy Nduna and leading scorer Will Whieldon fired the ball home.
Chasetown doubled their lead when George Cater was fouled by Lucas Harrison. Josh Craddock sent Bunn the wrong way.
Nduna quickly added a third goal with a superb close range finish.
The Scholars turned the screw and Cater capitalised on a defe...

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