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NEWTONIANS SHOW STEEL TO PREVAIL

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2024

DIV 1 EAST
NEWTON AYCLIFFE 2 STOCKSBRIDGE PS 1
By Ryan Livingston

NEWTON Aycliffe continued their impressive run of form by defeating Stocksbridge Park Steels & retaining fifth place
The first half was an even affair that was just edged by Aycliffe, who scored courtesy of Liam Jarvie after 20 minutes. The Aycliffe forward fired in from close range after getting on a cross whipped in by Toby Pascoe.
In the second half defensive chaos in the Aycliffe box would lead to Stocksbridge levelling via Luke Hogg just after the hour mark. Both had chances to take the lead, but the three ...

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