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WRIGHT STUFF IS KEY FOR SEADOGS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2017

By Will Baines
SCARBOROUGH ATH 3 OSSETT TOWN 1

HIGH FIVE: Dan Stimpson celebrates after scoring Scarborough’s second
PICTURE: ShutterPress

SCARBOROUGH Athletic came from behind to get the better of Ossett Town in what was an entertaining game to remember.
Steve Kittrick’s side went a goal down from a defensive mix-up as Dan Stimpson and Tommy Taylor both went for the same ball, giving Kai Hancock a simple tap in as the visitors enjoyed the early parts of the contest.
But before the half was up, Scarborough hit back as Max Wright slammed in at the back post from a Dave Merris ...

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