National League North

SPENNYMOOR 1 STOCKPORT C 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 August 2017

A WONDERFUL individual goal from David Foley ensured Spennymoor won their first ever game in the National League against Stockport County.
Foley, a summer signing from South Shields, collected the ball on the left-hand side before skipping past Michael Clarke and firing a shot past Ben Hinchcliffe.
Matthew Warburton had the chance to level for County with twenty minutes to go but his tame penalty was brilliantly saved by Dan Lowson.
A cagey opening period was broken when Foley fired against the legs of Hinchcliffe, before Ryan Hall, a constant threat throughout the game, fired high over the...

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