National League North

CLEE CLOSE TO WINNER

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 January 2018

By Chris Philpotts
NUNEATON T 0
BRADFORD PA 0
BRADFORD Park Avenue saw their play-off hopes take a hit as they were held at relegation-threatened Nuneaton Town.
Nuneaton were slow to start and that allowed their guests to ease into the match, doing so without causing any serious problems for Dean Lyness in the Boro goal to worry about.
They may have been slow to get going, but get going they did as the longer the half wore on the more Nuneaton got themselves into the game, ending it unlucky to go in level at the break.
They carved out some wonderful opportunities with Jordan Nicholson cross...

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