Northern Premier League

UNITED WIN BY CROOK AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 October 2025

DIV 1 EAST
BLYTH SPARTANS 1 OSSETT UNITED 2
By Leo Patchett

OSSETT United secured back-to-back games against teams from Blyth, winning away from home against the Spartans this time, thanks to goals from Jack Crook and Samuel Pashley.
The visitors opened the scoring midway into the first half, with striker Crooks, who made a great run to slot home into the bottom right corner to give the Sheepicorns the lead at the break.
After the hour, Arran Wearmouth was brought down by Ossett captain Pash-ley, giving the referee an easy decision to point to the spot, with the spot kick converted...

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