News from Deva Stadium December 2025

15 December 2025
DEFENDER OUT ON LOAN
Henry Briscoe has joined North West Counties Premier Division side Burscough on loan until the end of the season.

11 December 2025
ROSENBLATT LOAN EXTENDED
Forward Oskar Rosenblatt has had his loan at Runcorn Linnets extended until the end of the season. Rosenblatt has made 19 appearances for Linnets in his current loan spell, scoring twice.
EARLY START AT SEASON END
The National League have announced that all matches on the final day of the season, Saturday 25 April, will kick off at 12.30hrs. Chester are at home to King’s Lynn Town on that day.
10 December 2025
SPENNYMOOR DATE
The away league game at Spennymoor Town, abandoned recently due to a waterlogged pitch, has been rearranged for Tuesday 20 January 2026, kick-off 19.45hrs. The match will be replayed in full.
7 December 2025
BACK TO BACK AWAY WINS
Chester’s upturn in form continued at the weekend with the Blues winning 2-0 away at Kings Lynn Town. First half goals from Jack Bainbridge and Kevin Roberts paved the way for the three points. The Blues created several chances with Dylan Mottley-Henry and Connor Woods both going close, while at the other end George Murray-Jones pulled off a fingertip save to push a pile driver from Morgan Williams wide.

Woods almost added a third goal twelve minutes into the second period, his goal bound shot deflected wide for a corner. The nearest the hosts came to pulling a goal back was through another ling range effort from Ross Crane that brought out another fine save from Murray-Jones.

With the Blues making an early exit from the FA Trophy they are without a fixture next Saturday and will be in action next on the 20th December when they host high-flying South Shields at Deva Stadium, kick-off 15.00rs.
6 December 2025
LOAN DEAL EXTENDED
The club have extended the loan deal for 18-year-old Port Vale defender Jack Shorrock until 31 January 2026.
3 December 2025
THREE POINTS AT RADCLIFFE
Chester put Saturday’s disappointment of the abandoned game at Spennymoor behind them last night as they won 3-1 at Radcliffe. Kicking up the slope, it took Pat Jones just six minutes to open the scoring with a crisp volley at the far post following a poor defensive clearance. Seven minutes later Tom Peers doubled the lead converting a through pass from Dylan Mottley-Henry.

Radcliffe responded well and reduced the arrears with the goal of the night through Michael Afuye who curled a delightful 25-yarder past George Murray-Jones giving the Blues ‘keeper no chance.

It was an entertaining game, played in heavy rain, as Radcliffe pressed Chester back after the break looking for the equaliser. Chester's defence held firm though and the Blues added a third on 51 minutes with a deflected Connor Woods shot. Minutes later Afuye almost added a second for Boro as his inswinging corner crashed away off the post.

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