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BRID STAGE A DRAMATIC COMEBACK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 September 2024

BISHOP AUCKLAND 3 BRIDLINGTON T 4
DIV 1 EAST
By Wesley Roberts

BRIDLINGTON Town came from behind to seal their first win of the season in dramatic fashion against Bishop Auckland.
Clawing back from three goals down, the afternoon started awfully for the visitors as JJ Bartliff finished well from a Louis Johnson cross on the right.
By half-time, the hosts had two more goals thanks to Aaron Brown’s close-range finish and Johnson latching on to a smart James Risborough cross.
But after half-time, Danny Earl and Josh Barrett inspired the comeback with two quick goals just afte...

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