Northern Premier League

Seadogs survive Tigers’ fightback

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Chris Dickens
HYDE UNITED 2
SCARBOROUGH ATH 3
SCARBOROUGH ATHLETIC survived a late Hyde fightback to secure their second win of the season.
Michael Coulson shot the Seadogs into a 11th-minute lead, curling in an superb effort from the left flank just outside box.
The lead was doubled ten minutes later, James Walshaw firing in from close range after receiving the ball from Coulson on the right.
James Cadman extended the Scarborough lead two minutes after the second half restart, slamming a right-footed shot home after Tigers keeper Peter Crook had come out to meet the ball flung in from a...

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