National League North

Shields stop Brakes’ fine unbeaten run

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

By Morgan Jameson

SOUTH SHIELDS 1
LEAMINGTON 0
A HEATED clash saw Tom Broadbent deliver South Shields’ first league win in over a month against ten-man Leamington.
The Brakes went into the match unbeaten in the league since August, however it was the home side who took the lead 20 minutes in when a Martin Smith inswinger was met by Broadbent who nodded home at the back post.
Following the goal it was one-way traffic for the Mariners, the hosts fired wide on multiple occasions, continuing to pen the visitors into their own half.
Leamington threatened on the counter througho...

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