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BISHOP AUCKLAND 2 SHEFFIELD 0

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 October 2024

DIV 1 EAST
By Stuart James

■ BISHOP Auckland house. Bishop Auckland took the lead 11 minutes later, Reece Fielding tripping Cyril Giraud in the box, with Louis Johnson sending Edd Hall the wrong eased to a win over struggling Sheffield FC, in an eventful game that saw both teams ending the game with a man short.
The home side were reduced ten men after 30 minutes, John Howard receiving a straight red, following an over the ball challenge on Sam Greenway with his spot-kick. The hosts doubled their lead after 74 minutes, Giraud sending Johnson free on the left, squaring the ball to M...

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