FA Vase

DOWN WEMBLEY HOWAY!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2017

By Matty Hewitt

SOUTH SH 4
Arca 45, Cogdon 62, Finnegan 90, Foley 90+1

COLESHILL T 0
South Shields won 6-1 on aggregate

UP AND OVER: Gavin Cogdon scores the second goal before David Foley adds number four, inset
PICTURE: Andy Nunn & Stuart Tree

THE Northern League will have a club in the final of the FA Vase for the ninth consecutive year after South Shields overcame Coleshill Town.
It took a last minute Andrew Stephenson goal in the Midlands for the Mariners to take a one goal advantage into the second leg.
But in front of a capacity 3,464- strong crowd at Mariners Park,...

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