Northern Premier League

NAT’S HAT-TRICK SEALS COMEBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Neil McGowan
BASFORD UNITED 4
FARSLEY CELTIC 3
NAT Watson was the Basford hattrick hero as they staged a storming comeback to come from 3-1 down at half time to claim victory in a thrilling game.
Basford got off to a flyer and were ahead in just two minutes, Watson scoring at the second attempt after his first shot was saved by Ed Hall.
Farsley came back strongly and were level on 29 minutes, Paul Walker beating Kieran Preston with a shot from distance.
Watson went close to a second but it was the visitors who took the lead six minutes from the break, Will Hayhurst scoring from the spot ...

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