Northern Premier League

DIV 1 EAST

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

OSSETT UNITED 1 BRADFORD PK AVE 2

By Andy Fenlon

BRADFORD Park Avenue secured a place in the play-offs with victory at Ossett who avoided relegation.
In front of a strong 909 crowd, the first half lacked chances.
Park Avenue took the lead in the 62nd minute through Jameel Ible.
Three minutes later, they doubled their lead through Louie Chorlton.
With ten minutes to go,Ossett got a lifeline through Ben Tweed.
As Ossett pushed for an equaliser it was Park Avenue who hang on for a crucial three points to earn a play-off place.
They will travel to Matlock on Tuesday while Ossett avoided...

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