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Mason has a mare as Blyth roar back

By John Chapman
BLYTH SPARTANS 3
CURZON ASHTON 2
BLYTH SPARTANS came from two down to earn a thrilling victory over Curzon Ashton.
The Nash looked to be on the way to maintaining their impressive results on the road at the halfway stage.
But the second half saw a spirited Spartans side roared back in devastating fashion, with two goals in four minutes turning defeat into victory.
Ryan Brooke headed the visitors in front on 25 minutes after a good run and cross from Ollie Crankshaw.
That was doubled when Blyth keeper Peter Jameson gave away a needless penalty for a foul on Connor Hughes.
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