Northern Premier League

BROWN GIVES WHITES A LIFT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 February 2026

DIV 1 EAST
LINCOLN UNITED 2 OSSETT UNITED 0
By Jeff Long

LINCOLN United pulled themselves out of the relegation places with a comfortable two-goal victory over Ossett United.
The Whites dominated much of the opening proceedings but they had to wait until the 36th minute to take the lead.
Connor Brown beat his opposite number before bearing down on goal and winning the one-on-one battle against keeper Aleksandar Petrovic to lob the ball into the net.
Petrovic pulled off a brilliant double save minutes later to keep the deficit to just one goal at half-time, but he was unable to sto...

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