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NPL EAST

By Ryan Livingston

NEWTON AYCLIFFE 1
OSSETT UNITED 3
■ CHANCES were frequent for both sides, with the Newton arguably having the greater number, yet the away side were clinical when it mattered to take the win.
Diego Edwards opened the scoring for Ossett, with a low shot from close range.
Newton Aycliffe then won a penalty when Joe Green collided with an Aycliffe player. Cole Kiernan, on his debut, cooly slotted home.
The second half had more momentum from the home side, but two late Ossett goals would be Aycliffe’s undoing. Desmond Ambonsah fired a long range s...

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