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BLYTH S 3 GUISELEY 0

BLYTH S

NATIONAL LEAGUE ACADEMY

BLYTH Spartans bounced back from a heavy defeat to keep their outside title hopes alovr with a comfortable win over Guiseley in the Academy North Division.
Three first-half goals from the Spartans were enough for all three points that sees them fourth in the table and just two points behind Guiseley.
Spartans took control of the game from the first whistle and, within just ten minutes, were rewarded for their fine startwhen Rio Joice managed to find space brilliantly and fire his side in front.
Star man Joice go their second on 33 minutes when more fantast...

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