Chesterfield vs Weymouth, 2020-21 English National League, Regular Season

· English National League

37': Tom Whelan

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1 - 0

About

Chesterfield are hosting Weymouth at SMH Group Stadium, Chesterfield, England, starting on . The match is a part of the English National League.

Game Information

Competition: English National League

Venue: SMH Group Stadium
Location: Chesterfield, England

Line-Ups

Chesterfield

No.	Name
27	Grant Smith (GK)
6	Laurence Maguire
32	Fraser Kerr
26	Haydn Hollis
29	Alex Whittle
2	George Carline
22	Tom Whelan
28	Martin Smith
8	Curtis Weston
9	Akwasi Asante
18	Nathan Tyson

Chesterfield Substitutes:

Joe Rowley, Josef Yarney, Liam Mandeville, Marcus Dinanga, Adi Yussuf.

Weymouth

No.	Name
29	Ethan Ross (GK)
24	Dominic Revan
8	Jake McCarthy
21	Jacob Mensah
2	Brennan Camp
17	Calvin Brooks
26	Oliver Harfield
6	Jordan Ngalo
18	Andrew Dallas
32	Sean Shields
10	Josh McQuoid

Weymouth Substitutes:

Gerard Benfield, Pierre Fonkeu, Cameron Murray, Josh Wakefield, Ben Thomson.

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