Chertsey Town sit in the lower reaches of non-league football, competing at a level where results come hard and consistency is rare. The club's recent outing against Chesham United showed they have the capacity to grind out wins when it matters - a 2-1 victory that will have provided some breathing room and a measure of confidence heading into the fixtures ahead.
The win over Chesham United is the only completed match in their recent schedule. They came from behind or held their nerve to take three points, scoring twice to Chesham's one. That result is the baseline from which they move forward.
Two matches loom: a trip to Harrow Borough and a home fixture against Westfield (Surrey). Both are scheduled but not yet played. These games will define whether the Chesham win was a platform or a false dawn. Away form at Harrow will be a proper test of their mettle, while the chance to build momentum at home against Westfield offers an opportunity to string results together.
For a club operating at this level, consecutive wins are currency. One victory keeps you in the conversation; two in a row can shift the mood entirely. Chertsey need to convert their fixture list into points.
From matches covered on Scoresque, not the team's full history.
