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NORTHERN LEAGUE

LEE HUME had a hand in all three goals as West Auckland came from behind to win 3-1 at Seaham Red Star.
Hume cancelled out Adam Burnicle’s 16th minute opener and then Josh Scott and Liam Potter struck late on for West.
Scott Robson scored a hat-trick and George Pinder a brace in host Whickham’s 5-2 win over winless Sunderland RCA while Bishop Auckland won their top-four clash 2-1 at Whitley Bay, Shaaban Mohammed’s 77th minute penalty decisive after Liam Henderson had cancelled out Andrew Cartwright’s opener for Bay.
Leaders Shildon dropped two points at h...

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