Northern Premier League

MOSSLEY 2 CONGLETON TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2024

DIV 1 WEST
By Nathan Harris

■ A CROWD of over 900 were treated to an action-packed game at Seel Park as the spoils were shared, with Eric Yahaya grabbing the hosts a late point.
A fine 19th-minute finish from Kieran Garner-Knapper put Congleton a goal up, but just past the hour mark, Jack Marrow cut the ball back for Luke Barlow to equalise.
Congleton, though, then re-took the lead through Garner-Knapper again ten minutes later after he finished off a good move.
But it was the Lilywhites who finished strongest with Marrow providing an excellent cross that Yahaya smashed home...

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