National League North

Bishop capitalises on mistake to seal it

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2019

SATURDAY MATCH CENTRE
By Paul Edwards
LEAMINGTON 1
SOUTHPORT 0
LEAMINGTON edged to what manager Paul Holleran described as ‘a massive three points’ as they capitalised on the inactivity of the clubs around them to move ten points clear of the bottom three.
Played in a howling gale, this game will not live long in the memory. The only goal was in part due to the strong wind, Colby Bishop capitalising on hesitancy between keeper Daniel Hanford and defender Andy Parry to nick the ball between them and steer it into the net.
The striker was then inches away from reaching a cross by ...

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