National League North

FIXTURE MAYHEM AS MORE GO DOWN TO COVID

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2020

By Jon Couch

POSITIVE: Brett Solkhon

COVID-19 continues to play havoc with the fixture list with three National League North matches falling victim yesterday to positive tests.
Earlier in the week, Hereford announced that their visit of Bradford Park Avenue had been postponed after a member of the Park Avenue squad had tested positive for the virus.
Then, yesterday morning, two more matches fell foul; Boston United’s visit of Guiseley with three members of the Boston squad showing symptoms, and Kettering’s trip to Southport with the Poppies forced to self-isolate after a memb...

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