Northern Premier League

OSSETT UNITED 2 BLYTH TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 October 2025

NPL EAST
By Paul Noone

■ BLYTH remain bottom of the table as they lost away at Ossett with virtually the last kick of the game.
They took the lead just ten minutes into the game when the referee pointed to the spot and Sonni Coleman converted his spot-kick.
That was the first of two penalties awarded in four minutes as he awarded Ossett one, and Jack Crook dispatched to level up proceedings.
A crazy opening 30 minutes ended with the visitors being reduced to ten men as Joe Richardson was dismissed for a tackle on Joe Crosby.

The hosts won it in injury time when Marcus Ether...

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