A WONDER goal from Paul McManus set the seal on an impressive away win for the Blues in their final warm-up fixture on Monday.
The teenage forward came off the bench to create Chester's second goal and score a superb third in the 76th minute, weaving his way through the Vics defence before beating keeper Andrew Murphy with a clinical finish.
Chester assistant boss Malcolm Thomson, who took charge of the team while boss Bobby Williamson watched from the main stand, said: 'It was great. Anybody would have enjoyed that. He's gone from the halfway line and I think he's dipped his shoulder about 5,000 times and scored!'
Chester fielded a team featuring a mix of senior players and youngsters.
The visitors fell behind in the 43rd minute when keeper John Danby failed to punch clear a cross from Michael Byrne, allowing Dino Maamria to head home.
