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Borewood Wood see off Chester

Boreham Wood improved their chances of a home play-off by edging out struggling Chester 4-2.Michael Folivi put the hosts ahead in fortuitous fashion when Bruno Andrade's half-volley deflected off the back of the Watford loanee for his first goal for club.Andrade doubled Wood's lead from the penalty spot after Kane Smith was brought down just before half-time and Morgan Ferrier put the hosts 3-0 up just before the hour-mark with a cool finish.Chester pulled one back through James Akintunde to give themselves hope as the 22-year-old slotted past Grant Smith.However, Ricky Shakes made sure of the points with Wood's fourth in the 90th minute before Akintunde grabbed his second in stoppage time.

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Nathan Brown stunner snatches victory for Chester

Chester substitute Nathan Brown scored a stunning last-minute solo goal to clinch beleaguered Chester only their second win in 17 games - 3-2 at home to Bromley.The two sides had already shared four goals before the striker ran 40 yards, beating three men, before placing the ball past goalkeeper David Gregory.On the stroke of half-time, Chester's Dominic Vose curled in a superb strike after receiving a pass from Craig Mahon. But after the interval, Josh Rees levelled for Bromley.James Akintunde was on hand to set up the hosts' second, squaring for substitute Jordan Archer to tap in.Frankie Sutherland swung in a free-kick for another substitute, Omar Bugiel, to equalise once again, but Brown's dramatic intervention won it for Chester.

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Tranmere eyeing top-three spot after win at Chester

Tranmere kept their Vanarama National League play-off semi-final hopes on track with a 2-0 victory at struggling Chester.Goals from Andy Cook and James Norwood sent Micky Mellon's side up to fourth, just a point adrift of automatic qualification through to the semi-finals with two games in hand.Rovers made a promising start and Norwood saw a header come back off the crossbar just eight minutes into the contest.But Tranmere did go ahead in first-half stoppage time when Jeff Hughes' cross picked out Cook and he made no mistake in heading past Andy Firth.Norwood made the game safe in the 64th minute when he latched onto a ball from the back to round Firth and roll the ball into the net.

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Torquay boost survival hopes with win over Chester

Torquay picked up a vital win over National League relegation rivals Chester.Rhys Healey gave the visitors an early lead with a neat finish beneath keeper Andy Firth from a tight angle, and Conrad Balatoni went close to a second but headed just over.Harry White went closest to a first-half equaliser when his deflected drive was brilliantly saved by Vincent Dorel.Torquay began the second half on the hunt for another goal and, after Firth kept out a deflection from team-mate Lathaniel Rowe-Turner and then saved well from Aaron Barnes, it finally arrived through Elliott Romain's header.Almost immediately afterwards Chester had Lucas Dawson sent off and though they hit the post through substitute Jordan Archer's first touch, it was Torquay who moved three points ahead of their opponents - but still seven adrift of safety.

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Sutton jump to the top with Chester doomed

Sutton moved top of the National League following a 3-2 home victory over relegation-threatened Chester.Harry Beautyman gave the U's the lead in the 13th minute when he smartly turned his marker and fired into the corner.Sutton had a goal disallowed 15 minutes later when Byron Harrison's header was ruled out for offside but the forward made up for it just before half-time with a tap-in from a corner.Chester pulled one back on the hour after James Akintunde won a foul and then got on the end of the resulting free-kick. However, Ross Stearn's 25-yard shot into the top corner regained Sutton's two-goal cushion 11 minutes from time.Chester, though, set up a tense finale when Harry White converted a penalty in the 87th minute after Akintunde was upended but Sutton held on to leapfrog Macclesfield on goal difference.

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Wrexham boost promotion hopes with win over rivals Chester

Wrexham ended a run of four successive draws with a 2-0 win over Chester to climb up to fourth place in the Vanarama National League.Second-half strikes from Scott Quigley and Nicky Deverdics gave Dean Keates' side victory in front of a crowd of 6,511 at the Racecourse Ground as they did the double over their local rivals for the first time since 1976.Quigley opened the scoring in the 61st minute when he found space to fire past Andy Firth in the Chester goal.The Dragons wrapped up the victory after 69 minutes when Chris Holroyd's wayward shot fell to Deverdics in the box and he slotted past Firth.

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Dagenham secure comeback victory against struggling Chester

Two late goals helped Dagenham & Redbridge to an unlikely 3-2 victory over relegation-threatened Chester.The hosts took the lead after 11 minutes when Matt Robinson teed up Fejiri Okenabirhie on the edge of the penalty area to curl in via a post for his sixth league goal in eight matches. However, Chester were level before half-time through Jordan Archer after the striker turned in Gary Roberts' cross.The visitors took a shock lead just after the hour mark when Dagenham goalkeeper Mark Cousins kept out an initial effort from Dominic Vose but Billy Waters was on hand to tap home the rebound. But they were to be denied all three points with two goals in three minutes.Okenabirhie grabbed his second of the match with five minutes left when he found the bottom corner, before Chester defender Andy Halls headed into his own net two minutes from time to hand Dagenham victory.

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Gateshead end long wait for league win

Gateshead won a National League game for the first time since November as they saw off struggling Chester 3-1.The visitors scored two goals on the stroke of half-time, first through Paddy McLaughlin after a short corner routine before Jordan Burrow added a second in added time after terrific work by Wes York down the right.Burrow then turned provider seven minutes into the second period as he fed Jordan Preston to fire a third into the top corner.Harry White placed a shot low into the net with 20 minutes to go to reduce the arrears, but the Heed held on for a first win in seven league games as Chester slipped five points from safety.

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Halifax 4-0 Chester FC

A stunning first half powered Halifax to a 4-0 thumping of Chester in the Vanarama National League. Tom Denton headed the hosts into an early lead after Reece Hall-Johnson had cleared Danny Clarke's drive off the line.Scott Garner was denied a second when his shot was deflected against Denton on the line in an offside position. Denton then narrowly avoided an own goal when he deflected Lucas Dawson's free-kick just wide.Scott McManus doubled the lead after Denton caused problems from Clarke's ball in and Clarke nodded in the third from Josh MacDonald's cross.Amazingly, MacDonald made it four before the interval with his first goal for the club and could even have had another in stoppage time.Unsurprisingly, the second half was quieter but there were chances at either end just after the hour, Jordan Gough blocking man of the match MacDonald's effort before home keeper Sam Johnson saved from substitute Harry White.ends

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Leyton Orient 2-2 Chester FC

Ten-man Leyton Orient battled back to earn a point in a 2-2 home draw with fellow strugglers Chester.Things started well for Orient, who are now without a win in 13 league matches, when Macauley Bonne headed them into the lead after six minutes.However, Chester were level 10 minutes later in controversial fashion when James Akintunde's effort was deemed to have crossed the line.Ross Hannah's free-kick put the visitors in front just before half-time and things got worse for Orient in the 44th minute when Jamie Sendles-White was sent off.Hannah saw the resulting penalty saved and it proved vital as Jobi McAnuff's thunderous strike after an hour ensured a share of the points.

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Team	GP	W	D	L	GD	P
Barnet	46	31	9	6	+59	102
York City	46	29	9	8	+53	96
Forest Green Rovers	46	22	17	7	+27	83
Rochdale	46	21	11	14	+25	74
Oldham Athletic	46	19	16	11	+16	73
FC Halifax Town	46	19	13	14	+4	70
Southend United	46	17	17	12	+11	68
Gateshead	46	19	10	17	+8	67
Altrincham	46	17	13	16	+6	64
Tamworth	46	17	13	16	-7	64
Hartlepool United	46	14	18	14	-3	60
Sutton United	46	15	15	16	-5	60
Eastleigh	46	14	17	15	-3	59
Solihull Moors	46	16	10	20	-6	58
Woking	46	13	19	14	-7	58
Aldershot Town	46	14	15	17	-14	57
Braintree Town	46	15	11	20	-8	56
Yeovil Town	46	15	11	20	-9	56
Boston United	46	15	10	21	-13	55
Wealdstone	46	13	14	19	-20	53
Dagenham & Redbridge	46	12	16	18	-1	52
Maidenhead United	46	14	10	22	-18	52
AFC Fylde	46	11	7	28	-35	40
Ebbsfleet United	46	3	13	30	-60	22

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