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LATE LEE PENALTY DEFEATS OWLS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 October 2017

By Ray Tatton
NEWCASTLE TOWN 1
CLEETHORPES TOWN 0
JAMES Lee’s late penalty saw Newcastle put an end to Cleethorpes unbeaten run with victory at the Drayton Beaumont Stadium
The visitors worked hard and had several halfchances, but they were kept in the game by two tremendous saves from Richard Walton as the stopper kept out Lee and James Askey.
The second half was even but Adam Alcock made a fine save from Luke Mascall to keep the scores level.
Castle took the lead on 79 minutes through Lee’s confident spot-kick after the referee deemed an Owls defender handled inside the box. T...

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