Non-League Paper

BUBBLY ON ICE AS UTS PREVAIL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 March 2019

By Rory Drake
NORTHERN LEAGUE

PAT ON THE BACK: Tom McAloon of Sunderland RCA celebrates with his team-after scoring goal number four
PICTURE: Shutter Press

SUNDERLAND RCA bounced back from defeat last weekend to thrash second-placed Consett 4-1 at Meadow Park.
Veteran striker Colin Larkin put the hosts ahead early on only for Consett to equalise through Darren Holden.
Nathan O’Neill restored RCA’s lead shortly before the break, with Larkin adding his second and Tom McAloon scoring after the break to wrap it up.
Consett now sit 12-points behind leaders Dunston UTS, with only f...

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