By Mike Nield

BLAKE’S HEAVEN: Adam Blakeman of Chorley celebrates scoring his second goal of the game
PICTURES: Greig Bertram

LEAGUE leaders Chorley overcame a strong, physical challenge by Alfreton to go nine points clear at the top of the table.
The visitors were a competitive force but lacked a cutting edge in the final third, “We were never really on the front foot or caused them problems, except for a short spell in the second half,” admitted Alfreton manager Billy Heath.
“Chorley were the best team we’ve played and we weren’t good enough. Afte...