FA Trophy

BRIDLINGTON TOWN 0 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 5

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 September 2020

By Tom Simmonds
■DESPITE being reduced to ten men, Spennymoor cruised to an easy win in their friendly at Bridlington.
The Moors opened the scoring when Jamie Spencer’s great ball picked out Glen Taylor, who found the back of the net. But they were reduced to ten men after just five minutes when Spencer was sent off following a tangle with Andy Norfolk. A trialist’s header doubled the Moors’ lead after Taylor’s free-kick was well saved.
Frank Mulhern made it three when he latched on to Adam Blakeman’s long ball and coolly chipped James Hitchcock in the Br...

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