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FORM PAIR RELISHING TYNESIDE DERBY DAY

FA VASE
By Mark Carruthers

FA VASE history beckons on South Tyneside as neighbours Boldon CA and Jarrow prepare to meet in an eagerly-anticipated first round tie.
Just over a mile separates Jarrow’s Perth Green home and Boldon’s base at The Villa, where next weekend’s crunch clash of Step 6 rivals will be held.
And there has been little between both sides in Northern League Division Two during the opening two months of the season.
As it stood ahead of yesterday’s fixtures, the two sides are yet to be beaten in a combined 27 league fixtures with both lea...

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