National League North

WILKIN’S WONDERS GET BACK ON TRACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY TOWN 3
BLYTH SPARTANS 1
BRACKLEYoverturned a half-time deficit with two goals early in the second half and a late penalty to move into fourth place.
Saints could have taken an early lead but Peter Jameson made a good save from Andy Brown before Daniel Maguire fired the visitors ahead in the 18th minute with a fine strike from a half chance.
Spartans’ left back Ian Watson saw his 25-yard effort fly just wide while at the other end Brown was denied only by a saving tackle from Nathan Buddle.
Aaron Williams equalised in the 46th minute, a rumbustious effort winnin...

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