Northern Premier League

BELPER TOWN 4 BOURNE TOWN 3

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

DIV 1 MIDLANDS
By Nigel Oldrini

■BELPER Town secured their place in the play-offs with this victory over Bourne Town, and in doing so treated the largest crowd of the campaign to an end-of-season goalfest.
Diego De Girolamo gave the Nailers the start they needed when he converted a
seventh-minute opportunity from inside the penalty box.
Belper were generally in control for much of the half, however Sam Bayly’s deflected free-kick in first-half added time sent the players into the break all square.
Clever work from Jacob Gratton set up Kevin Bastos for his first goal of...

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