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BELPER TOWN 2 NORTH FERRIBY 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Nigel Oldrini

BELPER Town went down to ten men after 22 minutes, but still engineered a win over North Ferriby United.
The Nailers looked lively in the early stages, but Declan Dunn’s dismissal threatened to derail the host’s ambitions.
The visitors conceded in the 39th minute when Karl Demidh latched onto a through ball and executed a fine finish past Tom Jackson.
Belper’s Kevin Bastos’ great run and cross before the stroke of half-time almost yielded a second goal but was saved.
Bastos put the Nailers further ahead with a low drive a...

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