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BELPER TOWN 0 OSSETT UNITED 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2025

DIV 1 EAST
By Nigel Oldrini

■ LEAGUE-leaders Belper Town crashed to their second successive home defeat as Ossett scored three without reply at the Raygar Stadium
The Nailers had been the most dominant of the two teams until the 40th minute when a hotly disputed penalty award, combined with the surprise dismissal of Belper’s Louis Keenan, gave the visitors the opportunity to take the lead with a Joseph Crosby spot-kick.
The hosts never really recovered from this setback.
The Nailers were caught out after 65 minutes when sub Lewis Stevens made an instant impact and head...

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