Scunthorpe lead cut

COCA-COLA League Two leaders Scunthorpe had their lead slashed to five points after being held by Chester yesterday.

Mon, 27 Dec, 2004 - 00:00

Mike McGrath

Steve Torpey had given the Iron a third-minute lead, tapping in from Paul Hayes’ cross. But Ian Rush’s side were level after Kevin Ellison finished from Stuart Drummond’s centre.

Second-placed Yeovil came from behind to emphatically beat Cheltenham 4-1 at Huish Park.

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Courts Soccer Place: Huish Park Place: Kidderminster Place: Memorial Stadium Place: Reynolds Arena Place: Nene Park Place: Blundell Park Place: M6 Motorway Person: Steve Torpey Person: PAUL Hayes’Person: Ian Rush Person: Kevin Ellison Person: Stuart Drummond Person: Martin Devaney Person: Kevin Gall Person: Phil Jevons Person: Arron Davies Person: Paul Terry Person: Andy Robinson Person: Paul Connor Person: Izzy Iriekpen Person: Marc Goodfellow Person: Gary Birch Person: Robbie Ryan Person: Matthew Lockwood Person: Jamie Forrester Person: Grant Holt Person: Taiwo Atieno Person: Dale Person: Craig Dove Person: David Bell Person: Jason Taylor Person: Chris Hackett Person: Lee Bradbury Person: Craig Davies Person: Freddy Eastwood Organisation: Scunthorpe Organisation: Chester Organisation: Yeovil Organisation: Cheltenham Organisation: Swansea Organisation: Harriers Organisation: Leyton Orient Organisation: Bristol Rovers Organisation: Pirates Organisation: Rochdale Organisation: Rushden Organisation: Oxford Organisation: Southend Organisation: Wycombe Organisation: Grimsby Organisation: Macclesfield Organisation: Boston Organisation: Lincoln Organisation: Mansfield Organisation: Cambridge Organisation: Notts County Organisation: Northampton Organisation: Bury Organisation: Shrewsbury

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