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TURBINES TURN UP HEAT ON NEWCASTLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 September 2017

NEWCASTLE TOWN 0
PETERBOROUGH SPORTS 3
By Ray Tatton
NEWCASTLE Town crashed to their fourth defeat on the trot going down 3-0 to lively visitors Peterborough Sports.
Josh Moreman volleyed over for the visitors before his cross was headed home by Mark Jones on 14 minutes. Moreman then cut inside to fire home the second on 29 minutes.
Castle were struggling to get into the game and Oliver Davies cleared with a header before Castle gave the ball away and Josh MacLeod raced through to make it 3-0.
John Higham hit the post for Castle but James Askey was sent off as last man before Raajan Gill sa...

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