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12
April 2025
END OF SEASON AWARDS NIGHT
The club held their
ends of season Annual Awards following the Darlington
game at the Queen Hotel in Chester. The full list
of winners on the night was as follows:
Women’s Development Player of the Season —
Chloe Allen
Youth Academy Player of the Season — Oskar
Rosenblatt
CFC Community Award — Dan Ward
Women’s Players’ Player of the Season
— Ciara Lee
Gary Talbot Golden Boot Award — Tom Peers
Away Travel Player of the Season — Harrison
Burke
Goal of the Season — Kurt Willoughby vs Scarborough
(H)
Women’s Manager’s Player of the Season
— Maddie Sconce
Men’s Players’ Player of the Season
— Harrison Burke
CFU Women’s Players’ Player of the Season
— Emma Gray
CFU Men’s Player of the Season — Harrison
Burke
Barrie Hipkiss Award — Richard Prince
Congratulations to all the winners...
BLUES FIGHT BACK TO KEEP
PLAY-OFF HOPES ALIVE
Goals from Tom Peers,
from the penalty spot, and Connor Woods saw Chester
come from behind to secure three more vital points
towards their push for the end of season play-off’s.
Chester started the stronger of the two sides with
Peter Jameson in the Quakers goal pulling off a
fine save to deny Connor Woods early on. Against
the run of play the visitors, who harboured outside
chances of a play-off place themselves, took the
lead with a swift counter attack. Cedric Main fed
a through ball to Will McGowan who despite the close
attention of three Blues defenders found the net.
The Blues drew level five
minutes after the break with Peers sending Jameson
the wrong way from the penalty spot following
the award of the spot kick for handball. The comeback
was completed on 64 minutes as Woods converted
from close range after Tom Leak had deflected
a Declan Weeks corner goal wards.

Picture
© Rick Matthews
Latest
table after Darlington match
6 April 2025
LATE GOAL DENIES BLUES VICTORY
Chester were denied
a deserved victory at Hereford on Saturday when
a last minute error from goalkeeper Jimmy Storer
allowed the home side a late equaliser. Chester
had taken the lead just before half-time with top
scorer Tom Peers heading home from a pinpoint Nathan
Woodthorpe cross.
The home side, who had created little in the opening
period, drew level in the early stages of the second
half. Having being awarded a corner when the ball
appeared to hit a Hereford player last, Jaiden White
scoring from the edge of the box.
Chester struck back with an instance response as
Connor Woods scored his first goal for the club
four minutes later converting a Declan Weeks cross
from close range. The Blues pushed for a third goal
and both Peers and Kurt Willoughby saw efforts go
close.
With the game three minutes into added time the
home side scored an undeserved equaliser as goalkeeper
Jimmy Storer fumbled a cross into the box allowing
Jason Cowley to stab the ball home.

Picture
© Rick Matthews
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