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NEWTON AYCLIFFE 2 GARFORTH TOWN 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 March 2025

DIV 1 EAST
By Bob Wood

■ THE contest between play-off chasing sides Newton Aycliffe and Garforth Town’s game ended in a routine victory for the home side.
The first half saw Liam Jarvie for Aycliffe initially denied from close range and Jarvie then hit a shot high, thus the first half ended goalless, despite both teams showing high work rate in the midfield.
The second half saw two rapid-fire goals for Aycliffe in the 57th and the 59th respectively. Jarvie’s attack resulted in defender Harry Viggars turning it into his own net and Liam Adamson made it 2-0soon af...

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