National League North

Diego makes Moors pay the penalty

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 December 2023

SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2 BUXTON 3
By Mark Simpson

DIEGO DE GIROLAMO’S injury-time penalty settled a fiery encounter at The Brewery Field as Buxton picked up three points on the road for the first time since the beginning of October.
The Bucks started the brighter and went in front on 19 minutes when Jake Wright turned smartly on the left of the penalty area before sending a curling shot over home keeper James Montgomery. But Moors could have been level when Ben Pollock’s header from a corner glanced the bar, moments after Glen Taylor’s curler was deflected just wide.
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