Northern Premier League

BRIGHOUSE TOWN 0 GRIMSBY BOROUGH 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2024

NPL EAST
By Peter Short

■ GRIMSBY Borough produced an excellent display to record a comfortable win over Brighouse.
Scott Fenwick opened the scoring after just six minutes, firing low on the turn past Paul Cooper’s near post.
There was drama for the visitors when keeper Liam Higton hobbled off in pain on the half-hour, but with no keeper on the bench, he was replaced by centre-back Michael Jacklin.
Borough doubled their lead after 38 minutes when Jack Richardson slotted into the bottom corner.
Adam Drury put the match to bed after 66 minutes with a smart finish befor...

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