National League

Campbell punishes Nash

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 November 2020

CURZON ASHTON 0
DARLINGTON 3
By Dave Jones
DARLINGTON cruised to their first win of the season against the Nash.
The visitors took the lead after Adam Campbell was played through by Sean Reid and he slotted past Cameron Mason.
Campbell should have made it 2-0 on 20 minutes but he went too wide inside the box and his effort hit the side-netting and on 22 minutes after Erico Sausa linked up with Campbell, who hit his effort over the crossbar from 18 yards out.
It was Matthew Walters who provided Curzon’s best chance to get back into the game but his effort was no trouble for Jonathan Sa...

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