National League North

BRACES FOR BRAD AND DION BLAST THE BRAKES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 January 2019

By Alan Jones
SOUTHPORT 5
LEAMINGTON 1
BRAD BAURESS and Dion Charles both scored twice as Southport hit five second-half goals to complete tremendous turnaround.
Trailing to a Jack Edwards goal at the break, the Port turned on the style to extend their unbeaten league run to 12, registering their fifth win in seven.
Leamington took the lead ten minutes before the interval, as former Walsall midfielder Reece Flanagan’s deep freekick was met at the far post by Edwards, whose shot was judged to have crossed the line.
Southport introduced Devarn Green at halftime and the substitution reap...

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