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BONIS SPOT ON FOR SPIREITES TO KNOCK OUT LACKLUSTRE BORO…

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The LeaguePaper Team
2 November 2025

By Neil Metcalfe

LEE Bonis’ first-ever goal in the competition secured Chesterfield a giant-killing victory at Stevenage to thrill first-team coach Gary Roberts.
Bonis scored the only goal just past the hour mark, converting a penalty awarded when Dan Sweeney inexplicably gave the ball away just outside his area and Carl Piergianni fouled Dilan Markanday.

STEVENAGE 0 CHESTERFIELD 1
Bonis 61 (pen)
STEVENAGE: Marschall 6, Pattenden 7, Sweeney 6 (Malcolm 76, 6), CHESTERFIELD: Hemming 7, Daley-Campbell 7 (Donacien 85), Piergianni 6, Butler 7, Houghton 6 (Phillips 76, 6), White ...

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