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Two goals from substitute Josh Koroma helped Chesterfield to a 4-2 victory against Tranmere.
Dilan Markanday's opener had been cancelled out by Dylan Jones' header, but Louie Marsh put the Spireites back in front and Koroma's brace made the points safe, with Jacob Slater grabbing a late consolation for Rovers.
The opening goal came in the 15th minute when Markanday evaded Slater on the right-hand side of the area and found the net with a well-executed shot from an acute angle.
Charlie Whitaker went close with an effort which was tipped over the crossbar by Ryan Boot before Tranmere equalised in the 59th minute. Tom Ince's pinpoint delivery from the right picked out Jones, who smartly headed in from the edge of the six-yard box.
Chesterfield regained the initiative, with Harrison Male tipping Jack Simpson's volley over the bar before Marsh struck in the 83rd minute with the aid of a deflection.
Koroma increased Chesterfield's lead in the 85th minute and then added a fourth goal with a neat finish in the first minute of time added on.
Slater scored Tranmere's second goal in the fourth minute of added time with a low drive from outside the area.
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