The match got off to an active start at the Anfield Sports and Community Centre as both teams created early chances, though both defences kept the scoreline goalless.

In the 16th minute, Matt Hearsey produced a great curling effort on goal, but the Lower Breck keeper saved it, pushing the ball out for a Chasetown corner that ultimately came to nothing.

Lower Breck struck first in the 25th minute, courtesy of Sam Burns, to take a 1–0 lead.

By the 32nd minute, a lovely counter-attack allowed Ollie Finney to run at the defence and slide a ball into the box for Matt Funge, but the Lower Breck keeper got a hand to it before a defender cleared.

Chasetown found themselves having to defend deep in the closing minutes, sending Lower Breck into half-time with a 1–0 lead.

Chasetown started the second half strong. In the 48th minute, Matt Funge had a shot on goal that struck the Lower Breck keeper and stayed out, despite Chasetown having to defend deep at times once again.

Chasetown equalized in the 62nd minute following a breakaway from their own half. Matt Hearsey drove up the pitch and crossed into the box, where Ollie Finney back heeled flick the ball into the back of the net to make it 1–1.

Lower Breck restored their lead in the 75th minute, courtesy of William Lawson, to make it 2–1.

Chasetown then made a series of substitutions: Kyle Moseley (#15) replaced Jake Wilcox (#7) in the 79th minute, and Luke Chapman (#14) came on for Kevin Monteiro (#8) in the 81st minute.

Discipline proved key in the closing stages. Ollie Finney received a yellow card for a professional foul in the 81st minute, followed by a yellow card for Matt Hearsey in the 82nd minute.

Chasetown made their final change in the 86th minute as Lachlan Suffell (#12) came on for Ollie Finney (#10), shortly after in the 92nd minute, Ash Fallon was shown a red card for a professional foul.

Both teams saw out the remaining minutes, concluding the match in a 2–1 victory for Lower Breck.