Northern Premier League

BELPER NOTCH THIRD WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

MORPETH TOWN 0 BELPER TOWN 2
By Ross Jackson

BELPER Town earned only their third win of the season as they triumphed at fellow strugglers Morpeth Town.
Ethan Cartwright and Shaun Tuton netted in the second half as Belper put in a disciplined display and were rarely flustered in a rare league win.
The Highwaymen welcomed Andrew Johnson back to the starting lineup, the 24-goal forward from last season returning after four months out with a shoulder injury, and he made a near immediate impression when cutting in from the left and bending an effort just past the far post.
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