National League North

SINNOTT HITS KIDDY BID AND HALIFAX FIGHT ON!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2017

By Steven Coney

A TALE OF TWO PENALTIES: Jordan Sinnott converts the penalty which sent Halifax to victory before celebrating with team-mates, inset
PICTURES: Will Kilpatrick

JORDAN SINNOTT all but ended Kidderminster Harriers’ faint title hopes and strengthened FC Halifax Town’s play-off position with a late winner at Aggborough.
The midfielder kept his cool from the penalty spot with six minutes left to give the Shaymen a vital three points in their bid for the top five after James McQuilkin had earlier missed from 12 yards for the hosts.
For Kiddy, the draw brought a...

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