The Spireites were due to make the trip to York Road this Saturday but they will now not have a fixture.
Maidenhead’s game against Southend United last night was also called off for the same reason.
It means Town’s next match is not until Sunday, December 5 away to Salford City in the FA Cup second round.
Given the Blues’ long injury list the postponement may not be a bad thing as it will allow them to get some bodies back fit.
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Manager James Rowe was without 12 of his players for Tuesday night’s 2-2 draw against Altrincham and could only name four substitutes.
Maidenhead said in a statement: “Due to our ongoing COVID-19 incident and following consultation with the Vanarama National League, Saturday's fixture against Chesterfield has been postponed.
“A revised date for this fixture will be announced in due course.”