Northern Premier League

KIDSGROVE ATH 0 TRAFFORD 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 September 2021

NPL WEST
By Richard Scott

■ TRAFFORD maintained their unbeaten record, with an ultimately comfortable victory at Kidsgrove Athletic, who ended the game with ten men.
After an uneventful first half, Trafford summer signing Alfie Belcher took the lead for Trafford just three minutes into the second half.
But with Kidsgrove pushing for an equaliser, their hopes of a point were dashed when goalkeeper Kieran Harrison saw red for a foul committed inside the box.
In the ensuing melee, Athletic manager Scott Dundas was also sent off, with Trafford substitute Matty Morgan remaining calm ...

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