Mossley's 
			injury ravaged young side gave a thoroughly poor performance in Tuesday 
			night's League Cup defeat at Victory Park. Chorley, quicker to the 
			ball and far more direct, fully deserved their victory over a lacklustre 
			Mossley side who had too many players having an off night. 
			Chorley themselves created very few chances despite their overall 
			dominance of all but the last quarter of the first half. Mossley came 
			more into the game towards the break when they finally managed to 
			bring Adam Morning into the game, but Chorley bossed the midfield 
			with Goodeve and his new partner Forde unable to get on the ball without 
			an early tackle coming in on a greasy surface.
			Both keepers were mostly redundant in a poor first half. The second 
			half was barely better and extra time was already beginning to look 
			a strong possibility when Mossley shot themselves in the foot on 57 
			minutes. Carl Rezai was needlessly dispossessed on the half way line 
			and David Eatock raced through to round Bracey and 
			score from a tight angle. 
			Mossley couldn't raise their game and were restricted to an unsuited 
			long ball game, while their most likely outlet Adam Morning was starved 
			of the ball on the left. Mossley insistence on attacking down the 
			right were Rezai and Rory Patterson were having a difficult time was 
			a mystery and despite the best efforts of Rhodri Giggs, Mossley's 
			best player on the night, the 'claret and blues' could barely muster 
			an opening of any kind. 
			The killer second goal came in the 84th minute. Mossley again lost 
			possession in midfield and impressive substitute Daniel Douglas-Pringle, 
			on for Eatock, raced forward and lobbed a perfect shot over the stranded 
			Bracey.
			Mossley, reshuffled after the earlier loss of the injured Meadowcroft, 
			finally began to attack with more venom and pulled a goal back in 
			the 89th minute when debutant substitute Dominic Studley raced clear 
			on the left off Morning's pass and his inch perfect cross was knocked 
			home by the deserving Rhodri Giggs from six yards. 
			Despite four added minutes Mossley were unable to press home their 
			late recovery and are therefore vanquished to the Presidents Cup!