Non-League Paper

JUNIOR’S POWER IS KEY FOR BRAKES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 November 2020

LEAMINGTON 2 YORK CITY 1
By Paul Edwards

LEAMINGTON sealed victory with two goals in the opening six minutes, against a York side who pulled one back on 12 minutes, only for that to complete the scoring.
Brakes led on three minutes when Junior English unleashed a powerful low drive from the edge of the penalty area that fizzed past City keeper Peter Jameson into the bottom corner.
Three minutes later, English turned provider as his smart pass sent Sam Osborne darting into the box.
And the in-form youngster danced past defenders before driving his shot through Jameson into the far ...

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