National League North

BUOYANT BORO MAKE PORT PAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 March 2025

RADCLIFFE 4 SOUTHPORT 1
By Thomas Dodds

RADCLIFFE stunned Southport at the Neuven Stadium as Anthony Johnson and Bernard Morley’s side scored four.
Inside five minutes, Tom Walker gave Radcliffe the advantage as he received possession 25 yards out before striking a wonderful effort into the roof of the net.
Moments later, the Boro’s lead was doubled through Brad Jackson. Danny Greenfield passing the ball in behind for the wide player, who cut on to his left foot and blasted past Chris Renshaw.
Just after play restarted after half-time, Greenfield turned f finisher wit...

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