National League North

Legend’s double wins six pointer

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 January 2020

By John Chapman
BLYTH SPARTANS 2
CURZON ASHTON 1
THIS crucial bottom-three six-pointer went the way of Blyth Spartans at a windswept Croft Park.
Blyth legend Robbie Dale scored twice after Connor Dimaio had given Curzon the lead.
Both sides went close in the opening 10 minutes as they looked for an early advantage.
Callum Roberts came close to scoring his 18th goal of the campaign when he cut inside but his strike hit the woodwork.
Stockport loanee Dimaio was then off target with a good chance at the other end.
Blyth countered with Rhys Evans down the right. The full-back found Dale whose s...

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