FA Vase

NO SHORTAGE OF GOALS IN DRAMATIC DAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2017

By Robin Jones
ROUND-UP
JOSH Home-Jackson hit four goals and James Ellis three as Sunderland Ryhope Colliery Welfare crushed visitors Harrogate Railway 10-1 to register the biggest win of the day.
Also contributing to the home side’s highest-ever Vase victory were Kyle Davis, Corey Nicholson and Davey Gordon with a goal each. Fraser Lancaster grabbed the consolation goal.
Elliott Nevitt and John Connolly hit doubles as City of Liverpool saw off visitors Dronfield Town 7-0, with John McGrath, Matthew Williams and Thomas Peterson grabbing one each.
There were doubles for Epsom & Ewe...

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