Non-League Paper

HIGHWAYMEN HEAD HOME WITH SPOILS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 November 2021

WARRINGTON TN 1 MORPETH TOWN 1 MORPETH WON 5-3 ON PENS
By James Gordon

GOALKEEPER James Anderson ended an eventful day the hero as Morpeth Town won on penalties at Warrington Town.
Anderson had been expecting to play for his dual-registered side Whickham but was drafted in with their game off and Morpeth’s regular keeper stranded at home.
The Highwaymen led midway through the first half when Liam Henderson dispossessed Mitch Duggan and rounded the keeper. Though his shot was blocked, Ben Sayer tapped into the empty net.
The Yellows equalised on 37 minutes, a lovely Sean Williams...

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