Non-League Paper

Reds roar back to make sure of status

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2026

By James Gordon

WARRINGTON TN 2
WORKINGTON 3
WORKINGTON secured safety with a stunning comeback from two goals down to win at Warrington Town.
After 45 minutes, it looked like the Reds would go into their final match next week still unsure of their status, but they turned it around to guarantee their place in the NPL Premier for another year.
Warrington took the lead after just 60 seconds, Elliott Morris latching on to a Reece Daly through ball and sliding the ball inside the far post.
There was anxiety in Workington’s first half performance, and they were perhaps fortunate tha...

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