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Stanway is the star in Cott’s eyes after win

By Jon Palmer

CHELTENHAM T 2
McCann 17, Weimann 37
CHESTERFIELD 1
Marsh 49
CHESTERFIELD: Boot 6, Hutton 7, McFadzean 7, Simpson 6, Gordon 6 (Pearce 78, 6), McEachran 7 (Dyer 78, 6), Stirk 7, Markanday 7, Marsh 7 (Naylor 87), Randall 7 (Mandeville 77, 6), Bonis 6 (Bryden 69, 6). Subs not used: Duffy, Eccleston.
STEVE Cotterill hailed the performance of goalkeeper Wyll Stanway as Cheltenham continued their fine start with a win over Chesterfield.
First-half goals from Charlie McCann and Andi Weimann put the Robins in command, but Louie Marsh pulled one back for the Spireites, who ...

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