National League North

REDFEARN GETS DOSE OF REALITY WITH CELTS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

FARSLEY CELTIC 0 SCARBORO’ ATH 5
By Josh Makin

NEW boss Neil Redfearn suffered defeat in his first match in charge of Farsley Celtic as his young side went down heavily to Scarborough Athletic on Friday night.
The Seadogs built up a two-goal advantage in the first half through Richie Bennett and Alex Brown, before goals from Dom Tear, Luca Colville and another from Bennett in the final ten minutes.
The visitors took the lead on 20 minutes when a cross met the free head of Ritchie Bennett who guided the ball into the bottom corner; the flag staying down much to the dismay of t...

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