National League North

Spennymoor Town 1-2 Brackley Town: Hey Jude! Oyibo is tuned up at Moors

Jude Oyibo scored a dramatic late equaliser to earn Spennymoor Town and deserved point against title-chasing Brackley.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 March 2022

By Jack Franks

SPENNYMOOR 1
Oyibo 90+2

BRACKLEY TN 1
Ndlovu 8

LAST-GASP HERO: Jude Oyibo is mobbed after his late equaliser for Spennymoor
PICTURE: David Nelson

JUDE Oyibo scored a dramatic late equaliser to earn Spennymoor Town and deserved point against title-chasing Brackley.
The Saints were on course for a third consecutive 1-0 win courtesy of a Lee Ndlovu goal early on, with Glen Taylor being denied from the penalty spot by Danny Lewis on the half-hour mark.
Moors were set for another game without a goal until the 92nd minute when Oyibo kept his cool to slot below Lewis who was pun...

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