National League

SHOTS POP UP LATE TO HAND JOHN A FIRST WIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 December 2025

By Steve Gibbs

ALDERSHOT T 2
Ghandour 89, Frost 90+2

ALTRINCHAM 1
Crankshaw 62
ALDERSHOT Town lifted themselves off the canvas with two brilliant late goals to earn a first win since September, and their first under manager John Coleman.
Facing the ignominy of equalling a 99-year club record of nine consecutive league defeats, Ryan Jones and substitute Tyler Frost finally snatched a deserved victory – just as it seemed as though Ollie Crankshaw might continue Neil Gibson’s superb start as Robins’ boss.
“If we’d won that game by three goals it...

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