Northern Premier League

Frickley red card turns the game

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2017

MICKLEOVER SP 3 FRICKLEY ATH 0
By Phil Matthews
THIS could have been a total non-event of a game with neither side having much to play for but it proved to be far from that pre-game prediction.
Mickleover could not better the 16th place that they had already achieved while visitors Frickley were already relegated and in truth already looking forward to their summer break on the beach after a tough campaign.
In truth the first half had little to commend it although Sports had decided to blood some of their youngsters and one of those, Jake Dickinson caught the eye with his passing.
It was a ...

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