Chester FC Women's Team's winning run in the league moved on to eleven with another big victory over Warrington Town.
Martin Fitzsimons’ side took the lead on just six minutes as Emma Gray deftly chipped the ball over the ‘keeper – before a deflected own goal saw the lead doubled just before half time for Chester.
An error at the back for the visitors saw Ellie Bradley take full advantage with a chipped finish on 55 minutes to make it three.
Then it was two subs who put the gloss on the scoreline, as Evie Halliwell made it four before the fifth and final goal came from Emily Jones – an excellent finish into the top corner – her first for the club.
Warrington clawed one back late on with a free kick, but they could not stop the Blues claiming all three points once again at the Leap76 Stadium.
Chester: Foster, Sands, Riley, Locke, Adderley, Dowell, Wood, Morris, Redman, Bradley, Gray.
Subs: Halliwell, Jones, Hollis, Palin, Gill.
Scorers: Gray 6, Own Goal 43, Bradley, 55, Halliwell 66, Jones 72.
Attendance: 123.
Photo by Luke Reynolds Photography.
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