Northern Premier League

OSSETT UNITED 0 GRANTHAM TOWN 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 April 2023

DIV 1 EAST
By Neil Spofforth

■ A GAME of two halves where defences were on top played out in a draw as results elsewhere ensured both sides were safe from the relegation play-off.
Grantham started the game the brighter of the two with plenty of pressure but little in the way of goalmouth action. That all changed on the half-hour mark as Gregory Smith hit the post when it was easier to score.
He then brought a great save from Dan Montgomery with a stinging drive from the edge of the area as the half wore on.
The second half saw Ossett more on the front foot as James Walshaw w...

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