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BRAYSON ROLLS BACK THE YEARS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
4 November 2018

Veteran striker, 41, is simply too hot for 1874

By Jason Button

NLP’S VERDICT
After a tight first half, Newcastle Benfield really made the game their own in the second period and two headed goals made the difference as the Tynesiders’ Wembley dream goes on.

ON THE CHARGE: Newcastle Benfield’s Scott McCarthy, in blue, comes under pressure from 1874’s Mark Jones and Paul Brayson heads home his team’s first goal of the game
PICTURE: Shutter Press

VETERAN striker Paul Brayson was the star of the show again as he helped Newcastle Benfield take the scalp ...

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