League Two Round 37: Notts County 2-3 Chesterfield In a thrilling League Two encounter at Meadow Lane, Chesterfield secured a dramatic 3-2 victory over Notts County in a match that had significant implications for the promotion race. The visitors came from behind twice before snatching a late winner, dealing a blow to County's automatic promotion hopes while boosting their own playoff aspirations. The match exploded into life early, with Notts County taking the lead inside ten minutes through a powerful header from a corner. Chesterfield responded with characteristic resilience, equalizing midway through the first half with a well-worked team move finished from close range. The hosts regained the lead just before halftime, a deflected shot from the edge of the area wrong-footing the Chesterfield goalkeeper. The second half saw Chesterfield push forward relentlessly, and their pressure told with a second equalizer from a clever free-kick routine. The decisive moment arrived in the 88th minute, as a Chesterfield winger broke free on the counter, cut inside, and fired a low shot into the far corner to complete the comeback. The match was not without controversy, as Notts County had a strong penalty appeal waved away in the first half for a potential handball, a decision that left the home fans furious. This result sees Chesterfield climb into the playoff places, while Notts County remain in the hunt but now face increased pressure from the chasing pack. The Chesterfield manager praised his team's "unbelievable character to fight back twice on the road," while the Notts County boss lamented "individual errors at critical moments" that cost his side. Notts County Starting XI: Slocombe; Cameron, Rawlinson, Brindley; Nemane, Bostock, Palmer, Jones; Crowley; Scott, Jatta. Chesterfield Starting XI: Tyrer; King, Grimes, Palmer; Colclough, Banks, Oldaker, Mandeville; Dobra; Grigg, Quigley.