National League North

TURBINES STEAM PAST YELLOWS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 December 2024

PETERBORO’ SPORTS 3 WARRINGTON TOWN 1
By Lillianna Armstrong

PETERBOROUGH SPORTS pulled clear of Warrington Town to claim the points.
The visiting Yellows started brightly and nearly stole the lead inside the first two minutes as Finlay Cross-Adair blazed over before Elliot Morris watched an effort get cleared off the line.
The 35th minute saw Warrington break out of a scrappy period as Cross-Adair found the net. Jay Harris robbed the ball from Ryan Fryatt to set the forward off before squeezing an effort past Crook at his right post.
As one mistake gifted Town the lead, an...

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