English League Two
- Josh Koroma 3'
- Tom Naylor 6'
- Fraser Bryden 19'
- Joshua Stephenson 35' OG
- Liam Mandeville 45'+1'
- Charlie McNeill 57'
| 1st | 2nd | T | |
|---|---|---|---|
| CHES | 5 | 0 | 5 |
| CAX | 0 | 1 | 1 |
Team Stats
Match Leaders
CHES
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Fraser Bryden F
Total Shots 4
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Jack Simpson M
Accurate Passes 68
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Alfie Pond D
Defensive Interventions 6
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Zachary Hemming G
Saves 1
CAX
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Jordan Gibson M
Total Shots 1
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Lewis Billington D
Accurate Passes 27
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Joshua Stephenson D
Defensive Interventions 5
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Tom Booth G
Saves 1
Head to Head
Series tied 2-2-1
Lineups
ConfirmedCHES · 4-2-3-1
Zachary HemmingG1
Jack SimpsonCD-L6
Alfie PondCD-R15
Tom PearceLB46
Remeao HuttonRB33
Louie MarshAM18
George McEachranLM20
Tom NaylorRM4
Fraser BrydenF9
Josh KoromaAM-L37
Liam MandevilleAM-R7
Substitutes
Junior EcclestonSUB26
Dylan DuffySUB11
Lee BonisSUB10
Dilan Kumar MarkandaySUB24
Kiano DyerSUB27
Rafiq LampteySUB30
Lewis GordonSUB19
CAX · 5-4-1
Tom BoothG1
Luke OffordCD6
Joshua StephensonCD-L12
Lewis BillingtonCD-R2
Reece HutchinsonLB3
Calum AgiusRB20
Conor ThomasCM-L8
Matús HolícekCM-R17
Jordan GibsonLM14
Joel TabinerRM11
Josh MarchF9
Substitutes
Stan DanceySUB30
Joe WhiteSUB10
Ian LawlorSUB13
Adrien ThibautSUB29
Charlie McNeillSUB23
Owen LuntSUB19
Kyle UreSUB4
Play by Play
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Substitution 77'
Rafiq Lamptey (Chesterfield) Substitution at 77'
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Substitution 77'
Kiano Dyer (Chesterfield) Substitution at 77'
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Substitution 74'
Joe White (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 74'
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Substitution 63'
Kyle Ure (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 63'
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Substitution 63'
Adrien Thibaut (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 63'
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Substitution 60'
Lee Bonis (Chesterfield) Substitution at 60'
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Substitution 60'
Lewis Gordon (Chesterfield) Substitution at 60'
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Goal 57'
Charlie McNeill (Crewe Alexandra) Goal at 57'
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Substitution 45'
Owen Lunt (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 45'
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Substitution 45'
Charlie McNeill (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 45'
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Goal 45'+1'
Liam Mandeville (Chesterfield) Goal at 45'+1'
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Own Goal 35'
Joshua Stephenson (Crewe Alexandra) Own Goal at 35'
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Goal 19'
Fraser Bryden (Chesterfield) Goal at 19'
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Goal 6'
Tom Naylor (Chesterfield) Goal at 6'
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Substitution 5'
Dilan Kumar Markanday (Chesterfield) Substitution at 5'
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Goal 3'
Josh Koroma (Chesterfield) Goal at 3'
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Substitution 77'
Rafiq Lamptey (Chesterfield) Substitution at 77'
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Substitution 77'
Kiano Dyer (Chesterfield) Substitution at 77'
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Substitution 74'
Joe White (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 74'
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Substitution 63'
Kyle Ure (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 63'
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Substitution 63'
Adrien Thibaut (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 63'
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Substitution 60'
Lee Bonis (Chesterfield) Substitution at 60'
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Substitution 60'
Lewis Gordon (Chesterfield) Substitution at 60'
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Goal 57'
Charlie McNeill (Crewe Alexandra) Goal at 57'
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Substitution 45'
Owen Lunt (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 45'
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Substitution 45'
Charlie McNeill (Crewe Alexandra) Substitution at 45'
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Goal 45'+1'
Liam Mandeville (Chesterfield) Goal at 45'+1'
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Own Goal 35'
Joshua Stephenson (Crewe Alexandra) Own Goal at 35'
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Goal 19'
Fraser Bryden (Chesterfield) Goal at 19'
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Goal 6'
Tom Naylor (Chesterfield) Goal at 6'
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Substitution 5'
Dilan Kumar Markanday (Chesterfield) Substitution at 5'
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Goal 3'
Josh Koroma (Chesterfield) Goal at 3'
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