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WHITLEY BAY 0 BOTTESFORD TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 October 2023

BOTTESFORD TOWN WON 4-2 ON PENS
By Andrew Beharie

BOBBY Attree scored the winning penalty to send Whitley Bay crashing out.
Bay fluffed multiple chances to win, with Mark Davison hitting a post late on as well as skying two from close.
After a stalemate, Stephen Turnbull and Cameron Brewis missed their spot-kicks for Bay, before Attree scored to send the Poachers through.
Whitley created the first chance as Harvey Neary’s cross hit the top of the bar and back out. Bay looked to up the pace in the second half, with Scott Lowery skying a good chance, while Town keeper Jor...

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