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By Nigel Oldrini
NPL SOUTH/EAST
BELPER TOWN 0 CHASETOWN 1
BELPER TOWN suffered their first defeat of the season as they went down in a tight game.
Chasetown had the ball in the Nailers’ net after 12 minutes but the effort was disallowed for a foul.
The hosts had plenty of first-half possession but the closest they came to scoring was a Danny South header.
Chasetown came out strongly after the break and Joshua Cooke should have done better after breaking through after 48 minutes.
Belper’s Brodie Litch- field went close from 20 yards, but the visitors snatched the lead after 73 mi...

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