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NORTHERN LEAGUE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 August 2026

BLYTH Town are the only side with a 100% record after three games following a narrow 1-0 win at Marske United.
Blyth smashed 11 goals in their first two outings but were indebted to Ben Fell’s 68th-minute effort to make it three on the spin.
Bishop Auckland and Redcar Town both dropped their first points, Bishops going down 2-0at home to Shildon while Redcar drew 1-1 at Kendal Town.
First-half goals from Billy Greulich-Smith and an Alex Nelson own goal saw Shildon home in front of an 826-strong derby crowd at Heritage Park.
Redcar, meanwhile, came from behind in Cumbria, Jayden S...

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