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TOWN MISS OUT ON TEN IN A ROW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 February 2020

By Nigel Oldrini
SOUTH EAST
BELPER TOWN 1
WORKSOP TOWN 2
WORKSOP Town ended Belper Town’s ninegame unbeaten run on a stormy afternoon at the Raygar Stadium.
The hosts had plenty of possession but couldn’t make it count, and the visitors took a surprise lead when a wind-assisted shot on the turn from Matthew Sykes went in off the underside of the crossbar after 40 minutes.
The Nailers threw men forward in the second half but were caught on the break on 72 minutes and Freddy Tracey put the Tigers two up.
Charlie Dawes reduced the arrears with a left-footed shot on 81 minutes, but ...

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