National League North

BENJI DEBUT THE BRIGHT SPOT AMID DOUR DRAW

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 April 2017

AFC TELFORD 0
HARROGATE 0
By Richard Scott
AFC TELFORD and Harrogate Town brought the curtain down on the season with a goalless draw.
There were moments of brilliance in a game that otherwise had an end-of-season feel to it, with neither side having anything to play for apart from pride.
The best chance of the first half came on 12 minutes when Telford’s Gianluca Havern headed over after a wellworked corner routine.
Harrogate thought they had scored midway through the half when Jack Emmett was played in and was able to slot the ball past Ash Rawlins, only for the offside flag to deny...

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