FA Vase

JARROW 0 YORKSHIRE AM 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2020

By James Noble
(Jarrow win 3-0 on pens)
JARROW reached the second round of the FA Vase for the fi rst time as they ended Yorkshire Amateurs’ nine-game unbeaten run.
It took penalties to see off the Ammers, Steven Hubery making two crucial shootout saves after a goalless stalemate at Perth Green.
The Ammers’ Adam Priestley came closest in norma time when his early 15-yard shot struck the post.
Hand-ball appeals were rife after 22 minutes when James Beaston blocked Adam Lennox’s route to goal in the visitors’ box.
After Priestley dragged his penalty wide in the shootou...

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