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LEVI STUBS STEELMEN OUT AT END

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 March 2024

DIV 1 EAST
NORTH FERRIBY 3 CONSETT 2
By Sam Shepherd

NORTH Ferriby got back to winning ways when they edged a thriller against Consett.
The Villagers were 2-1 down with less than ten minutes to go, but a sensational comeback saw them win it in stoppage time.
Consett took an early lead when Niall Tilsley committed a foul in the box and Charlie Watt scored from the spot.
Ferriby equalised just before half-time as Tom Corner headed home a sublime cross from McCauley Snelgrove.
After an even start to the second half, Wil Shaw put the visitors back in front, tapping home at the far po...

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