Non-League Paper

TEN-MAN BUCKS SHOW RESILIENCE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2026

BUXTON 1 ASHTON UNITED 0
By Elliot Steadman

time clearly had an effect. potential equaliser.
BUXTON moved into the next round with a resilient performance after playing the second half with ten men.
The Bucks began on the front foot, with Max Woltman driving down the left and forcing Tommy Taylor into early action.
Soon after, Sisa Tuntulwana raced on to Woltman’s pass, nodding it beyond Taylor but firing over.
Buxton briefly thought they had the opener when Guilherme Siqueira’s cross found Devlan Moses, only for an offside flag to be raised.
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