Northern Premier League

Bucks move up the table

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 January 2020

WITTON ALBION 0
BUXTON 2
By Andy Simpson
BUXTON recovered quickly from a first defeat since Gary Hayward’s appointment as manager by brushing aside an outof- sorts Witton Albion.
The Bucks had collected just three points on their travels this season before his arrival, a tally they have now doubled thanks to goals from Tom Elliot and Liam Hardy.
For their hosts, a stark contrast; a fifth game without a victory represents their worst run of results to date.
Carl Macauley’s men can have no complaints despite playing for the whole of the second-half with an extra man following Alex...

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