Non-League Paper

Poppies put on a show for fans

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 December 2020

KETTERING TOWN 2 BLYTH SPARTANS 1
By Peter Short

LATIMER PARK was rocking once again after seeing a dominant victory over the Spartans – although the visitors did strike late on to ensure a tense finish.

It took seven minutes for the first roar of the crowd to echo across the ground when a fine Rhys Sharpe free-kick was met by Ryan Fryatt to head the ball into the net. The two linked up again four minutes later but this time the finish was just wide.
The pace continued with the hosts bossing possession while Blyth could only point to a Michael Cain free-kick that fizz...

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