The Blues will look to make it back to back wins for the first time this season, making the short trip to Southport on Saturday.
Tuesday’s 3-2 win over Gloucester City was dramatic to say the least – as Chester made it three home league successes in a row courtesy of Captain George Glendon’s 98th minute strike.
Southport were also victorious in midweek, defeating Darlington convincingly at home for their maiden National League North win this term.
For Bern and Jonno’s men, Declan Weeks and James Hardy were both taken off injured on Tuesday and may be doubts for this game. However, the ranks have been bolstered with the acquisition of Tranmere Rovers striker Charlie Jolley on an initial one month loan deal.
The Blues were victorious on their last visit to the Pure Stadium on Boxing Day 2019 – Gary Roberts’ stunning strike sealed the 3-1 win that day and was later voted our Goal of the Season for 2019/20.
Kick off this Saturday afternoon is 3pm.
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