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STEP 5 & 6 ACTION

STEP 5 ROUND-UPS
NORTHERN LEAGUE
NORTH SHIELDSextended their lead at the top of the table with a 2-0 win at Bishop Auckland, as title rivals South Shields were involved in FA Vase semi-final action.
Dan Wilson’s 15th-minute opener and Ryan Carr’s back-post finish in the 66thminute secured all three points for the league leaders.
Amar Purewal’s goal and Lewis Wing’s free-kick gave Shildona 2-0 win over Seaham Red Star, closing the gap on South Shields, in second, to two points.
Morpeth Towneased to victory, with Michael Chilton hitting a hat-trick as they thrashed low...

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