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JARVIE RUINS NAILER PARTY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Nigel Oldrini

BELPER TOWN 0
NEWTON AYCLIFFE 2
BELPER Town lost their second successive home game by the same scoreline as Newton Aycliffe took all the points in front of the hosts’ biggest crowd of the season, Despite their efforts, Belper couldn’t find the back of the net.
Belper’s Kelan Swales forced James Pollard into a fingertip save early on, but it was the visitors who struck first in the 37th minute when Toby Pascoe arrived at the far post to steer the ball into the far corner.
Luke Rawson shot just wide for Belper and Nat Crofts hit the ...

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