Northern Premier League

JACK POPS UP TO EARN SEADOGS A LATE POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 August 2019

By Joe Usher
SCARBOROUGH A 1 BUXTON 1
TWO late goals ensured Scarborough Athletic and Buxton earned a share of the spoils at the Flamingo Land Stadium. Martin Pilkington put the visitors in front nine minutes from time, only for the Seadogs to equalise at the death with Jack Johnson snatching a point in stoppage time. Buxton enjoyed the better of the first half with Callum Chippendale going closest with a shot blocked from a corner.
Chippendale was in the thick of the action again minutes later, this time with a backpost header that went wide of Tommy Taylor’s right hand upright. Buxt...

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