National League North

FINE FINISH BY NDLOVU LIFTS GAME TO FORGET

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 December 2020

By Tim Carroll

BRACKLEY TN 2
BLYTH SP’TANS 1
BLYTH were unable to halt a five-game losing streak while Saints recorded a third successive win in a game that rarely hit the heights.
All of the goals came in the first half.
Kevin Wilkin’s side took a sixth-minute lead when Shane Byrne converted a penalty after a foul on Jordan Cullinane-Liburd.
But Blyth found the equaliser following lax defending on 20 minutes, JJ O’Donnell finishing smartly from close range.
Brackley took the lead into the break courtesy of Lee Ndlovu’s spectacular finish on 44 minutes afte...

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