Northern Premier League

Town’s five-star show on the road

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Phil Withers
NORTH FERRIBY U 0
WARRINGTON TOWN 5
WARRINGTON chalked up an impressive win as they outplayed Ferriby for long periods of the game and were generally quicker to the ball.
The game was virtually over by half-time with Warrington having a three goal lead. The first came after 12 minutes when the unmarked Tony Gray headed home from close-range. The lead was doubled on 19 minutes when Richard Brodie converted a penalty following a foul on Shaun Beeley.
Visiting keeper Anthony McMillan only had to make one save of note, a shot from Luke Lofts after 36 minutes. Had that gone in, t...

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