National League North

SUPER BULLS STAMPEDE PAST AILING SPARTANS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 November 2020

By John Chapman
BLYTH SPARTANS 0
HEREFORD 3
HEREFORD made their longest trip of the season worthwhile with a comfortable win at Blyth Spartans.
Spartans are still looking for their first home win and have conceded 20 league goals.
Two quick-fire goals from Tom Owen-Evans around the half hour mark put the home side on the back foot.
The killer third from Lenell John-Lewis midway through the second half ended any slim hopes of a comeback.
Kelsey Mooney headed narrowly wide early on for the Bulls and Aaron Cunningham’s header blocked on the line at the other end.
Free-scoring loanee Paul...

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