'Disappointed' Maidenhead United boss Alan Devonshire felt they deserved draw against Chesterfield

Substitute Akwasi Asante scored the only goal of the game in the second-half.

The visitors proved a tough nut to crack but had goalkeeper Nathan Ashmore to thank for a string of saves after the break.

“It was not the best of games,” Devonshire said.

"The conditions with the pitch and that were not the best.

"It looked like nil-nil all over it, to be fair.

"The kid (Asante) has done well and spun and scored a shot.

"They (Chesterfield) had a couple of chances where they could have probably done better.”

When asked about Ashmore’s saves, denying Saidou Khan, Joe Quigley and Alex Whittle twice, Devonshire replied: "He made two good saves – and that was it. And from the time they (Chesterfield) scored I don’t think they had another shot.

"We have had four or five (chances) where it has dropped around the six-yard box and I just felt we should have got something out of the game.

"We just lacked a bit of quality in front of goal.

"I am disappointed.”