Northern Premier League

SCULLY’S DOUBLE DOWNS DABBERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 February 2024

DIV 1 WEST
NANTWICH TOWN 1 LEEK TOWN 3
By Liam Price

LEEK maintained their seven-point lead at the top with victory at Nantwich.
The leaders struck twice in a devastating four-minute spell. The first goal saw Tom Carr charge through the middle and fire past Scott Moloney.
Then, the Dabbers were cut open as the ball was stood up to the back post for former Nantwich player Tom Scully to easily head in and double the lead.
Nantwich did respond well, but Leek are top for a reason and killed the game via that man Scully again. He curled in a terrific free-kick to secure the three point...

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