Chorley 2, Spalding 1:Calveley's late goal seals win for Magpies

The Magpies took the lead through Fielding shortly after the break, before Abdaramane Sani levelled for the visitors. Calveley then struck two minutes from time to settle the contest.

It was a first half short on quality, with both sides limited to one clear opportunity.

Chorley threatened first when Warren Clarke broke down the left and fizzed a ball into Max Wilson, but the forward could not control it before Spalding goalkeeper Peter Crook gathered.

At the other end, Bart Cybulski met Ben Fowkes’ cross inside the area, forcing Li-Bau Stowell into a good save.

The physical nature of the contest saw both sides pick up bookings, with Max Hunt and Spalding’s Tom Pugh cautioned for late challenges.

The visitors started the second half brightly, Alfie Bendle seeing a half-volley cleared by Hunt in front of Stowell.

Chorley soon responded, with Calveley testing Crook twice before Fielding broke the deadlock in the 57th minute, firing a superb 25-yard effort into the bottom corner.

Spalding levelled through Sani, who turned Dan Barton’s cross into the far corner.

Despite the equaliser, Chorley continued to push for a second goal and regained the lead in the 88th minute.

Adam Blakeman’s corner was headed across goal by Harvey Smith, with Calveley's effort taking a deflection off a defender and finding the net.