Northern Premier League

PITMEN BAG POINTS AS STAR OMARI HITS TREBLE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 April 2026

HEDNESFORD T 4 MORPETH TOWN 0
By Connor Chamberlain

OMARI Sterling-James hit a hat-trick as second-placed Hednesford Town remained firmly in the thick of the title race by crushing relegation-haunted Morpeth Town.
The Pitmen started in brilliant fashion and went ahead on five minutes.
Chris Hussey cleared the ball towards Montel Gibson, who held the ball up and found Jake Jervis.
The latter set the ball back to Sterling-James who drove his effort past Dan Langley.
The Pitmen didn’t have to wait long to double their advantage.
In the 25th minute, Hussey launched a free-kic...

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