National League North

FIVE-STAR SAINTS MAKE IT HELL FOR SPARTANS…

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 March 2020

By Tim Carroll
BRACKLEY T 5
BLYTH SP’TANS 2
BRACKLEY produced a stunning second half show to remain in fourth place and send Blyth spinning to a first defeat under new manager Michael Nelson.
Shane Byrne’s freekick brought a fine save from Blyth keeper Zack Hemmings in Saints’ best chance of the first half but it was the visitors who went ahead just before the halfhour mark as Leighton McIntosh was let in by defensive hesitancy and the ball somehow squirmed off the post and over the line to give Blyth a half-time lead.
But Brackley were ahead within seven minutes of the re...

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