Northern Premier League

FRICKLEY ATH 0 HALESOWEN T 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2017

By Keith Donkin
DANIEL Bregoli struck the only goal of the game, as Halesowen pulled themselves clear of the relegation zone with a vital victory at fellow strugglers Frickley.
Home keeper Seb Malkowski had to be alert in the 11th minute to make a fine save.
Home player-manager Lee Morris went close on 40 minutes and Frickley’s Noel Burdett was also not far away with a header, while Asa Charlton was likewise at the other end.
Adam Priestley should have done better when one-on-one with Halesowen keeper Daniel Platt.
The visitors were close as a scramble in the box came back off the pos...

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