Non-League Paper

JERMONE ADDS FITTING TOUCH

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

NPL WEST
By John Walsh

WORKINGTON 2
Symington 29, Jerome 85
SKELMERSDALE U 1
Southworth 58
WORKINGTON climbed to third place with this narrow victory.
A few more goals would have lifted them to second, and they had opportunities to do that against a dogged Skelmersdale side.
Indeed, the battling visitors were on level terms after 59 minutes following a spectacular effort from Jordan Southworth and the Cumbrians had to start again.
Workington had started impressively with the dangerous Dav Symington causing problems with his driving runs and fierce shooting.
One came back off th...

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