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WY THENSHAWE TN 1 NEWCASTLE TN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 August 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Will Jones

■ NEWCASTLE Town overcame a late scare to claim their first three points of the season at Wythenshawe Town.
In a game in which Castle started brightly it took until 20 minutes for the first goal. Jake Twyford showed fantastic skill to cut inside and fire home into the top corner.
Wythenshawe had a goal ruled out for offside, before Castle doubled their lead just before the half was over. Oli Ritchie’s cross found captain Tommy van der Laan to head home.
In a second half of few chances, Wythenshawe Town did get a goal back. A corner was headed ...

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