Wadsworth says his side need to keep working hard to get out of trouble

Chester manager Mick Wadsworth hopes he can extend Clark Keltie's loan deal after an encouraging debut in Sunday's 0-0 local derby draw at Wrexham.

"He was very dominant in the centre of the park," City boss Wadsworth told BBC Radio Merseyside.

"If he does well it's not just a month. We hope to keep him a little bit longer and that's the aim."

Keltie, 26, moved to the Deva Stadium only on Friday on a month-long loan from League Two side Rochdale.

The Chester boss was full of praise for his side for the way they battled at the Racecourse Ground for a fifth successive away league draw.

"It was a good performance," said Wadsworth. "It was battling, steely and a grim determination not to be beaten.

"In many parts of the game I thought we were the better team. I thought we did really well and created a couple of chances to win the game."

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