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Chester City FC Blue Square Premiership Result
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Saturday, 29th August
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Chester City 0 – 1 Mansfield Town
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Kyle Perry scored the only goal at Deva Stadium, as promotion-chasing Mansfield beat a spirited Chester side.
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Following on from a Craig Armstrong free-kick, Perry’s shot was enough to secure all three points.
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Lewis Alessandra hit the post for Chester, and Neil Ashton forced an excellent save, but Chester FC couldn’t find the net.
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Mansfield had a goal disallowed as well as other chances, in an action-filled game.
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Chester City FC: played 4, drawn 1, lost 3, GD -7, position 24th, points -24
Chester City FC Blue Square Premiership Result
Monday, 31st August
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Altrincham FC 1 – 1 Chester City
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Chester City FC claimed their second point of the season in a physical away draw at Moss Lane.
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Colin Little put the home team ahead halfway through the first half in his season debut.
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But Chester levelled soon after the break, with a Ben Wilkinson header.
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Nick Chadwick could have won the derby for Chester City late on in the game, but headed wide.
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After the match, Manager Mick Wadsworth told BBC Radio Merseyside:Â “Second half we played a lot better but in the first half we were hit and miss.
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“They got a bit of a rocket at half time as I thought we could have been better. But they responded in a very positive way.
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“We’ve got a lot of young players but it will get there.”
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Wadsworth added that he was confident that his side will improve as the season goes on.
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Chester City FC: played 5, drawn 2, lost 3, GD -7, position 24th, points -23
The 3rd September saw one of  the summer’s early signings being released without playing a game yet this season.
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26-year-old Fabian Yantorno, the Uruguayan midfielder dogged by knee injury, had his contract cancelled by mutual consent.
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However, Chester City are looking at another South American option: Argentinian midfielder Andreas Andro, who has played in two closed-door friendlies recently.
“He has impressed,” said Mick Wadsworth, “so we will look at him again over the next couple of weeks before making a decision on him.”
Chester City FC Blue Square Premiership Result

Saturday, 5th September
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Chester City 2 – 0 Histon FC
(Roberts 44,
Chadwick 76)
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Bottom club Chester finally record a win, six matches into the new season.
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Histon did have the chance to take the lead, but Nathaniel Knight-Percival was denied by the woodwork.
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Kevin Roberts then put City in front from a Neil Ashton corner, just a minute before half-time.
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Nick Chadwick then made certain of all three points against fellow strugglers Histon a quarter hour from time.
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A delighted Mick Wadsworth told BBC Radio Merseyside: “I think its great, it’s just good for everyone,
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“It’s about time we did something which gives us a bit of cheer on a Saturday – we’ve been close a couple of times.”
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Happy with his side’s defending, Wadsworth added: “At times I was really pleased as we played some clever and good football at times. We weren’t at our best on the ball but I think it’s difficult in a game like that.
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“So I’m just delighted to win.”
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Chester City FC: played 6, won 1, drawn 2, lost 3, GD -5, position 24th, points -20
Chester City FC Blue Square Premiership Result

Tuesday, 8th September
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Chester City 1 – 2 Tamworth FC
(Chadwick 77)    (Tait 37, Smith 58)
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Tamworth claim their first away win of the season in a game that saw nine bookings at the Deva Stadium.
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Richard Tait opened the scoring for the visitors, and Nick Chadwick almost equalised immediately, but City went into the break a goal behind.
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Chris Smith then doubled his team’s lead on the hour.
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Nick Chadwick got one back for Chester FC, in an ill-tempered final quarter which saw six bookings in twenty minutes.
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Chester finished strongly, but both Michael Lea and Adam Kay saw their shots go over the bar.
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Mick Wadsworth played all the first-team players that were available, saying after the match: “It’s my job to try and find players and to try and get something to make us better,
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“We have to pick ourselves up and just keep fighting. That’s all we can do.”
He told BBC Radio Merseyside: “The way [the players] approach the games and the way they come into work every day is fantastic and they get a lot of credit,
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“It’s a long hard road and we haven’t had a lot of things going for us but all that has gone now. We are where we are and we have just go to fight.
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“That’s what I’ll do and that’s what we’ll do. The team will get better and it has got better.”
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Chester City FC: played 7, won 1, drawn 2, lost 4, GD -6, position 24th, points -20
Chester City’s next match is on Saturday, 12th September against Eastbourne Borough FC at Langney Sports Club.
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