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Reds revived as Nash crash

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 December 2021

CURZON ASH 1 ALFRETON TOWN 3
By Phil Brennan

LATE goals from Bailey Hobson and Yusifu Ceesay gave Alfreton Town a victory that had looked unlikely for long periods after Curzon Ashton had taken the lead on the stroke of half time through Jack Dunn.
The first half had been a very even affair with both keepers being tested with Dunn firing through a crowded penalty area after Adam Thomas had created the space with a neat ball across the area.
The hosts went on to dominate the second half but were made to rue a series of missed chances including a Craig Hobson header that struck the foot ...

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