Northern Premier League

Dyer the hero in eight-goal thriller

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 January 2023

FC UNITED 4 HYDE UNITED 4
By Ben Hughes

THE points were shared in this thrilling derby which will live long in the memory.
The Tigers opened the scoring after seven minutes when Will Russ capitalised on a mistake to score past his former club.
This lead though was only temporary, as FC’s Alex Wollerton delivered a stinging cross into the near post after 15 minutes, resulting in an unavoidable own goal.
The home side took the lead after the half hour mark, when skipper Charlie Ennis scored the first of his two penalties, the second coming just five minutes later.
But Hyde so...

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