Chesterfield 1-1 Oldham
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Chesterfield are still looking for a first league win since September after being held to a draw by Oldham.
Jordan Bowery scored a 15-yard volley to give League One's bottom side the lead from Alex Mendy's cross.
Oldham levelled at the end of the first half when Matt Smith headed in a Filipe Morais cross.
Both sides had chances to win the game in injury-time, as Athletic's Chris Taylor and Spireites' Scott Boden had chances saved.
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Chesterfield manager John Sheridan told BBC Radio Sheffield:
"I think they can play better. But you have to give the players the credit - they gave it their all.
"The position we're in, we need to win games but a point is better then nothing.
"We came in at half-time a bit deflated but in the second half we kept going and probably a draw was a fair result "
Oldham Athletic forward Robbie Simpson told BBC Radio Manchester:
"I thought we were worthy of three points as I thought we were the better team.
"We're happy with our performance and I thought the lads worked really hard today, but roll on Friday.
"Once you get on the field you play to win, but I think as soon as the final whistle went everyone was like 'we've got Liverpool next'."