Non-League Paper

Clayton strike stuns Saints

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2020

BRACKLEY TOWN 0
FARSLEY CELTIC 1
By Tim Carroll
ADAM CLAYTON’S firsthalf goal helped Farsley to their first win in 2020. Celtic’s first victory in five games meant that Brackley suffered a first home league defeat for more than a year, having last lost at St James Park against Altrincham on December 1, 2018. Neither side got into their stride on a bumpy pitch in blustery conditions during a disappointing first period.
Saints came close to opening the scoring as Glenn Walker stabbed his effort wide after a fine run from Matt Lowe, while the visitors were only inches away as Ben A...

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