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HORNETS STING SORRY NAILERS

DIV ONE EAST
By Nigel Oldrini

BELPER Town’s poor run against teams from the North East extended to three-straight losses after Hebburn’s win at the Raygar Stadium.
The Nailers gave debuts to defender Sidik Atcha and striker Brodie Lichfield.
The visitors created the best chances with Robbie Spence and Amar Purew shooting wide when well BELPER TOWN 0 HEBBURN TOWN 3 Purewal 45+3, Spence 65, McCamley 83
placed. The Nailers were reduced to ten men when Belper skipper Phil Watt was red carded, a decision that was hotly contested.
Purewal was denied by the Belper keeper, wh...

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