In a big game for Buxton against Chester, the Bucks orchestrated an early lead through Sam Osbornes 2nd minute goal as they picked up a crucial 3 points on the road.
Dylan Motley-Henry's explosive run down the flank initiated a sequence that saw Tommy Elliott deliver a precision pass, allowing Osborne to slot the ball into the net in the 2nd minute.
Joe Young, the newly acquired goalkeeper on loan from Wolves, quickly made his presence felt, showcasing his shot-stopping abilities with a crucial save down low to deny Elliott Whitehouse.
As the game unfolded, Chester responded, growing into the match and putting pressure on Buxton. Iwan Murray's near miss and subsequent low ball across the goal in the 16th minute added to the intensity but Tom Peers couldn’t get on the end of it.
Will Stanway,Chesters goalkeeper, made a crucial low save in the 22nd minute, denying Mottley-Henry after his pace saw him able to get away from the defender to get a shot away.
The second half witnessed a lot of the ball being with the home side. Chester dominated the ball but struggling to convert it into clear-cut opportunities.
Whitehouse's attempt from the edge of the box in the 67th minute sailed over, reflecting Chester's frustration.
Controversy arose in the 77th minute when George Glendon was seemingly bundled over inside the box, but the referee waved away penalty appeals.
Craig Elliott’s will be delighted as The Bucks held on and look to build momentum as they head into another away trip against Boston at the weekend.
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