Non-League Paper

ANCHORS HARD TO SHAKE OFF

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 October 2023

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STOCKTON TOWN 1 Sweet 89 DUNSTON 1 Pearson 45
By Callum Pattison

DUNSTON were left ruing missed opportunities as they were punished by The Anchors at the death.
With Storm Babet wiping out numerous games, 518 gathered at the Map Group Stadium on what was a rather pleasant afternoon.
Dunston controlled possession for large periods of the first half and looked the better side without creating many clear-cut chances. The first real chance came with half-time right around the corner. Jordan Lamb pinned his ears back and drove towards to Adam Nicholson, who brought down the winger....

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