Non-League Paper

NPL EAST

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 September 2023

By Dylan Richardson

HEBBURN TOWN 0
LIVERSEDGE 2
■ HEBBURN Town’s perfect start to the campaign came to an abrupt end as they crashed at home to Liversedge.
Despite defeat by a clinical Liversedge outfit, Hebburn stay three points clear at the top of the standings with five wins from their opening six.
Two second-half goals in the space of five minutes were enough for Jonathan Rimmington’s side to get back to winning ways.
Sedge’s first goal came in the 69th minute when Isaac
Assenso finished off well at the far post after getting on the end of a we...

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