National League North

Clark’s Spartans lose four in a row

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2019

By John Chapman
BLYTH SPARTANS 0 HEREFORD 1
BLYTH Spartans remain bottom of the table as managerless Hereford move up to fourth.
Lee Clark’s Blyth have opened the season with four straight defeats, scoring just one goal. Spartans played well in the first half but trailed to what ultimately proved to be the decisive goal. Mike Symons struck on 24 minutes, Blyth low on confidence, losing their way after the break. Tom Owen-Evans, booked in the third minute, forced a save from Blyth loanee Nathan Harker.
Five minutes later the Bulls had the lead when Jared Hodgkiss picked out Rowan Libur...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related TopicsBlyth Spartans Hereford Premium

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in National League North

Isuzu FA Trophy preview: AFC Telford United vs Yeovil Town – Kevin Wilkin’s Bucks don’t want to stop here

Kevin Wilkin says AFC Telford United don’t want their Isuzu FA Trophy adventure to end.
Scarborough Athletic 0-2 Kidderminster Harriers: David Davis at the double as Boro slip up

Two scrappy first-half goals secured victory for Kidderminster Harriers over a disappointing Scarborough Athletic and extended their unbeaten run to ten games.
STENSON AND MEDDOWS ON TARGET FOR BUCKS

By Richard Worton AFC TELFORD U 2 KING’S LYNN TN 1 TWO first-half goals, five minutes apart, overcame a hard-working Linnets outfit and maintained the Bucks’ good form. The visitors probably ought to have led after just two minutes. Josh Gracey parried Jayden Davis’ 25yard shot and debutant Jack Goodman...
Ashmore pulls out all the stops for Bedford

By Tom Finney ALFRETON TOWN 1 BEDFORD TOWN 2 BEDFORD weathered sustained firsthalf pressure to secure victory, with goalkeeper Nathan Ashmore producing a string of outstanding saves. Alfreton dominated the opening period, forcing their visitors deep and winning a dozen corners, but they could not find a breakthrough. Ashmore was...