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TULIPS HIT THE PANIC BUTTON AT MORPETH

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2019

MORPETH TOWN 3
SPALDING UNITED 0
By Ross Jackson
TO spin an old cliché, this was very much a game of two halves as Morpeth Town brushed aside Spalding United.
A dour first half saw few chances for both as the Tulips went in at the interval in a strong position, which extended until the hour-mark. However, few could have imagined what would happen in the next 14 minutes. Two red cards and an own goal made the game safe for the league-leading Highwaymen in a quite remarkable tur naround.
The visitors were their own worst enemies. First Rudy Misambo was shown a second yellow card, being...

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