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■IN Premier North, Callum Willimont gave Blackstones the lead at third-placed Newark Town when he found the back of the net after 33 minutes. Ryan Rushen levelled the scores six minutes after the break and Louis Czerwak added a second for the hosts in the 76th minute to give them a 2-1 victory.
Goals by Jack Tyson in the 72nd and 86th minutes earned Belper United a 2-0win at Melton to move up to fourth.
Wisbech Town beat visiting Heanor Town 1-0 with a Ryan Lennon goal.
In Premier South, third-placed hosts Moulton took the lead against Eynesbury Rovers through an 11th-minute ...

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