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VILLAGERS GET RAIDED BY THE COLLS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

NPL EAST
PONTEFRACT COL 4 NORTH FERRIBY 1
By Charlie Fletcher

CONNOR Smythe scored two as Pontefract Collieries gained revenge on fellow play-off chasing North Ferriby, after the reverse fixture last month went the way of the visitors.
With seven minutes gone, the ball was worked wide to the right flank and in-form Louie Chorlton cut inside and fired into the far corner of the net.
Just ten minutes later, and a long throw rattled the bar, only for Smythe to bundle in the rebound.
The first half saw more of the same, but the game’s third goal came in the second half. Smythe ...

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