Recap: Chesterfield jump back into National League play-offs with win at Bromley
The hosts, two points better off than Chesterfield are in great form with four wins on the spin and won at the Technique Stadium just 10 days ago.
But James Rowe’s men should take confidence from their performance at Wrexham on Saturday into tonight’s clash at Hayes Lane.
Liam Norcliffe is at the game and will have all the build-up, team news, updates and reaction.
Bromley v Chesterfield: LIVE UPDATES
Key Events
- FT: Bromley 1 v 2 Chesterfield
- Spireites move back into play-offs following win
- Jack Clarke gives Town lead early in second-half on 51 minutes - his first goal for club
- Jude Arthurs equalisers after Grant Smith error on 67 minutes
- George Carline scores winner on 76 minutes - his first goal for Chesterfield
- One change as Martin Smith replaces Curtis Weston
- G.Smith; Kerr, Gunning (c), Maguire; Carline, M.Smith, Oyeleke, Taylor; Clarke; Mitchell, Rowe. Subs: Yarney, Whittle, Mandeville, Whelan, Tyson.
GOOOOOAAAALLLLLL!!!! 1-2
Town lead again. Taylor skins his man down the left and Carline finishes at the far post. 1-2. COME ON!!!
Tyson whips in a cross from the right, it hits Carline, he didn’t know much about it, and luckily for the hosts it lands in the arms of Cousins. 15 to go, 1-1.
Goal for Bromley: 1-1
Howler from goalkeeper Grant Smith. He gives the ball straight to Jude Arthurs who chips the ball into an empty net. 1-1.
Great defending
Bromley counter down the right, a cross comes in, Alabi is waiting but Taylor just gets a nick on it with his head to take it away from him. Brilliant defending.
Almost 0-2
Tyson goes close, he shoots towards goal on his left boot and the ball cannons of Bush and goes behind for a corner.
Fan writer Ben reacts to Town goal
Get in! It’s taken until early on in the second half, but The Spireites do now have their goal! I said at the break that if you keep putting the pressure, the chances will come, and that really was the perfect illustration of that in action. Brilliant high pressing from Jack Clarke put the Bromley defender under pressure, and once he’d nicked the ball, the Aston Villa loanee showed brilliant composure to fire the ball home. Chesterfield have found their shooting boots at the perfect time, and if they can hold on from here, this could be a huge three points in the context of their season. Let’s hope that typically solid Spireites defence remains reliable to see this home.