Onel Hernández

The ball came into the box.

Watters kept it alive, and Onel Hernandez nipped in between Simpson and Boot to, to poke home.

So that was Hall and Watters and Hernandez, the kind of new-look front three that, that Brady's gone with, uh, following the international break that they had, um, all combining for what was the winning goal.

And in the second half, neither team created very much.

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Well, we're right on the stroke of half-time, I don't know whether that's playing an impact there, whether the mind has started to turn towards that break for some of the players, but just quite a bit of indecision there for Chester.

First of all, on the cross, it seemed like the game just seemed to stop while the ball waited to come in, it's bobbled around a little bit, and you think Boot and Simpson have got that situation under control.

seem to leave it for each other and Hernandez has said thank you very much got a poke on it and it's in the back of the net and for all the talk after Crawley have not giving teams a helping hand in games and giving them something to give them a lift Chesterfield have done exactly that and not only have they given up a lead as they did at Crawley they're now behind in this game in an even worse position and again it's a position that they put themselves in for the large part

The commitment...

To their substitutes... that was a joy to watch actually you know much that we we don't like it when Chesterfield get turned over but Chesterfield was there a little bit of thinking we probably may be a bit better than we really are because they gave the ball away far too much in that second half in particular

Maybe a little bit of that, yeah, of course, but I think they were forced into some of those areas, but there definitely were far too many unforced ones, whether it was just maybe the frustration that was mounting, maybe forcing certain players to maybe overthink or try and overdo things, and that's what forced those players.

I don't know, it's hard to get in the mind of exactly what players are thinking and feeling at a particular moment.

This is a leap of faith.

I'm jumping into the arms of John Brady and Onel Hernandez, basically.

Port Vale, the fifth leg, 2.72.

So the Eggman at 100.0. Just imagine if it wins.

They had more shots on target in the first half than they've had in a full game all season.

Uh, Pim kept them at bay with a, an amazing save early on from a Onel Hernandez one-on-one.

There was an absurd goal line block from Maldini Kakuri to deny George Hall from close range.

And at that point, you'd be forgiving, forgiven if you're a Vale fan for thinking maybe you're just cursed.

Marco Morosi in goal, just his second start of the season.

Jasper Moon playing as the central center-back in the back three with Connor Hall on the left and Humphreys to the right of him.

Max Watters, his first start of the season up top with, next to him, Onel Hernandez and George Hall offering pace, running in behind a lot, and providing a, a constant threat.

Onel's really important here.

That's just incredible defending.

Hernandez should have finished his one-on-one after three minutes.

Mm.

Let's be totally honest, that should be a goal.

Yeah, fair enough.

And we're into the front two now, Tom.

So he's coming from the wing, Onel Hernandez.

He's playing up top now.