Northern Premier League

MOSSLEY 3 WYTHENSHAWE T 3

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 February 2026

DIV 1 WEST
By Nathan Harris

■ MOSSLEY came from three goals down with 16 minutes left to snatch a point against Wythenshawe.
The Lilywhites conceded in the opening minute thanks to an Saj Elhassan strike.
The lead was soon doubled by Dylan Woods in the 11th minute, leaving the hosts an uphill task.
A Wythenshawe break five minutes into the second half saw Kobe McWilliams score a third.
But Jack Marrow converted after 74 minutes to pull one back before Reece Webb-Foster grabbed another from close range.

And Mason Fawns netted a superb free-kick in added time to earn a point...

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