Northern Premier League

DIV 1 WEST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

SHIFNAL TOWN 1 LOWER BRECK 3

By Barry Heaps

LOWER Breck confirmed
■ their place in the NPL West play-offs with victory at mid-table Shifnal Town.
The Breck went into the final day off the back of two straight defeats, but stumbled over the line thanks to a brace from skipper Connor Millington.
The midfielder converted from the spot to end the half on a high before netting a superb half volley just two minutes after the restart.
Millington wasn’t finished there either, laying on a plate for Alex Cherera to ram home a third soon after, before Shaquille Whittingham...

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