We turn our attentions to Saturday afternoon’s action with a full and in-depth preview of our National League North trip to Victory Park.
Chorley v Spennymoor Town
National League North
Saturday 29th March 2025, 3pm
Victory Park
The Opposition
Chorley currently sit in fifth position in the National League North table and look in good shape to make the play-offs for a second season in succession.
The Magpies really pressed their claims for a top seven finish in February when a run of five consecutive wins underlined their promotion credentials.
However, three defeats in their last six games have meant that they still have work to do during the run-in to confirm their place in the end of season shake-up.
Much of their success this season has been built around an impressive home record, with Andy Preece’e men tasting defeat just twice on their own patch all in the league.
Previous Meeting
This will be the third meeting of the season between the two teams after they have played each other in both the FA Cup and National League North at The Brewery Field.
Isaac Fletcher’s incredible goal settled a tense FA Cup tie in September, but The Magpies gained revenge the following month when they ran out 2-1 winners in the league contest.
Referee
Oliver Noonan will be the man in charge at Victory Park on Saturday, and he will be assisted by Joe Cunningham and Jamie Roberts. Jack Churchill is Fourth Official.
Tickets
Fans are encouraged to buy in advance online for Saturday’s game as they can make a saving on the prices on matchday at Victory Park.
Click here for full ticket information.
Live Commentary
Don’t worry if you can’t be there on Saturday to cheer Moors on – because you can once again listen to full live commentary of the game on Durham OnAir.
Mark Simpson will be live from Victory Park from 2.50pm so make sure you’re tuned in as Moors look to continue their excellent run of form at the weekend.
Click here for more info on listening into our free live commentary.
Betting Odds
Chorley have been installed as 29/20 favourites for three points on Saturday, though Moors aren’t far behind at a price of 31/20 for three points. The odds on a draw are 12/5.
