Non-League Paper

FC UNITED 4 WARRINGTON TOWN 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 September 2026

By Andy Simpson

■MARK Beesley denied his former club and celebrated a first league win of the season as FC United outplayed a subdued Warrington Town.
The Yellows travelled to face their former boss having won all four away games in the Premier Division to date, but they rarely looked likely to extend that impressive sequence.
Indeed, if it hadn’t been for interventions by goalkeeper Mateusz Hewelt then the visitors would have trailed sooner.
FC United did not break through until just before the break when Adam Le Fondre stabbed home Jordan Buckley’s cross at t...

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