After six successive draws, Chester host Spennymoor looking to get back on the winning track once again at the Deva.
Tuesday’s 1-1 draw with Alfreton was the third home game in a row that the Blues rescued a point in stoppage time, with Anthony Dudley stepping off the bench to score. It’s now 17 league games unbeaten, but McIntyre and co know that they need to start turning draws into wins to keep ahead of the chasing pack outside the top seven.
Spennymoor are one of the form sides in the division at present, with just one defeat in their last seven, winning five of those matches. Victory for Jason Ainsley’s side this weekend could cut the gap to the top seven to just three points.
Kick off on Saturday is 3pm.
Chester | 6th in NLN | W11 D13 L4 | F43 A27
Recent League Results:
vs Curzon Ashton (h) | Drew 2-2 | Scorers: Matty Williams, Kurt Willoughby
vs AFC Fylde (a) | Drew 1-1 | Scorer: Kurt Willoughby
vs Alfreton Town (h) | Drew 1-1 | Scorer: Anthony Dudley
Spennymoor | 13th in NLN | W9 D10 L8 | F37 A38
Recent League Results:
vs Bradford (PA) (h) | Won 3-2 | Scorers: Reece Kendall, Glen Taylor, Rob Ramshaw
vs Darlington (a) | Lost 2-3 | Scorers: James Curtis, Connor Shanks
vs Hereford (h) | Won 1-0 | Scorer: Paul Blackett
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