Non-League Paper

MARINERS DIG DEEP TO FRUSTRATE THE MOORS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2023

By Mark Simpson

SPENNYMOOR T 2
MARINE 2
MARINE twice came from behind to secure a replay as Spennymoor Town were left frustrated at The Brewery Field.
The hosts weren’t at their best, and it was arguably the visitors who had the better of the first half, forcing a fingertip save from keeper James Montgomery with a freekick inside 90 seconds.
Danny Greenfield came close to putting Town in front when he got in behind only to see a defender clear his effort off the line, while Manasse Mampala came close with a looping header at the other end. The cup tie really burst into life...

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