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BRAMWELL’S BLUNDER PROVIDES A BIG BOOST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2024

WORKSOP TOWN 1
WHITBY TOWN 0
By Devon Cash
DESPITE producing a dominant home display, Worksop Town needed a Jamie Bramwell own goal to squeeze past fellow promotion hopefuls Whitby Town.
The visitors created the afternoon’s opening chance when Josh Wilde’s header fell to Bradley Fewster on the edge of the area, though the forward scuffed his effort wide.
The Tigers gradually gained a foothold, particularly in the possession stats as they moved the ball with purpose.
However after 21 minutes, their attacking woes continued after a goalmouth scramble - the ball sat pe...

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