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PENALTY HEROICS BY SIMS SUFFICES

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 August 2017

SKELMERSDALE 2
GLOSSOP NE 0
By Neil Leatherbarrow
THRILLING two minutes decided the outcome of this encounter between a team chasing their first league win of the season and a team that started the day on top.
In the 75th minute Skelmersdale goalkeeper Jack Sims pulled off a spectacular diving save to keep out a Chris Baguley penalty that would have equalised for Glossop.
Moments later Skelmersdale striker Andy Owens hit the Glossop woodwork and the ball was cleared for a corner. From the corner Owens let loose a pile driver into the bottom corner for what proved to be the Skelmersdale winn...

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