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STEELMEN’S RUN IS OVER

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 January 2022

CONSETT 1 WYTHENSHAWE T 2
By Garry King

TEN-MAN Consett suffered late heartbreak as their hopes of a swift return to Wembley were dashed by impressive visitors Wythenshawe who struck a stoppage-time winner at Belle View.
Northern League leaders Consett were denied a shot at penalties by their high-flying North West Counties visitors, who built on their superb win at Macclesfield last week.
Consett, looking to stretch their unbeaten run to 13 games, started brilliantly with a goal after just three minutes – Jake Orrell rifling home from distance.
Brad Byrne went close to a 16th-m...

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