Non-League Paper

Wasteful Trinity scuttled by Colls

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 October 2019

GAINSBOROUGH TRINITY 0
ATHERTON COLLIERIES 2
By Rob Hughes
ATHERTON scored a goal early and late in each half as Trinity slipped into the relegation zone.
Referee Gareth Davis pointed to the spot three times, but only one penalty was converted.
Tom Bentham netted from the spot three minutes in after Sam Topliss was adjudged to have felled roving left wing-back Gareth Peet.
The visitors imposed themselves on the beleaguered Blues in a bottom four clash at Northolme.
However, midway through the first half, Trinity’s Simon Russell steered an effort through a crowded penalty area and Olli...

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