National League North

STE’S MISS MARS BIG DAY FOR GREENING

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 February 2026

By Steve Penny

SCARBORO’ ATH 0
WORKSOP TOWN 0
JONNO GREENING’S 250th match in charge of Scarborough ended in frustration as his team failed to break the deadlock in an absorbing encounter at the temporary Mounting Systems Stadium home in Bridlington.
An entertaining first half saw plenty of opportunities.
Dom Tear missed a golden opportunity for the hosts after eight minutes when he pulled the ball wide after being set up by Ste Walker and Worksop’s Luke Hall was even more guilty soon after when he capitalised on Alex Brown’s poor back pass and rounded ...

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