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New Mills 0-3 Brigg Town: Scott hits a double as Millers are sunk

Brigg Town took the honours in this FA Vase tie between two of the world’s oldest clubs thanks to a goal in each half from Scott Phillips and a superb strike from Kevan Kahoussi.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

NEW MILLS 0 BRIGG TOWN 3
By Phil Brennan

BRIGG Town took the honours in this FA Vase tie between two of the world’s oldest clubs thanks to a goal in each half from Scott Phillips and a superb strike from Kevan Kahoussi.
The visitors were quick out of the traps as Steve Mc-Carron saw his shot from distance tipped away by Dylan Forth at full stretch. Finn O’Sullivan heading over from the resulting corner.
The home side hit back with Adam Muir’s effort saved comfortably by Tom Collins and Kyle Hawley firing a great chance wide. Moments later Phillips picked up a long ball over the top, slipp...

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