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NORTHERN LEAGUE

■ SHILDON beat second-top Whitley Bay 4-0 at Dean Street to move seven points clear at the top.
After Joe Posthill’s 52nd minute penalty was saved, Shildon scored three times in five minutes through Andre Ardelean, with a brace, and Luke Spalding. Posthill hit the fourth late on.
Birtley Town moved up to third after two Callum Smith goals either side of Luke Hunter’s equaliser earned them a 2-1 home win over lowly Penrith.
Heaton Stannington secured a 2-1 win over fellow high-flyers Bishop Auckland thanks to Leighton Hopper’s brace, Charlie Watt with Bish...

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