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AVENUE ON EASY STREET TO HAMMER SPARTANS

BRADFORD PA 4 BLYTH SPARTANS 1
By Tom Coates
BLYTH SPARTANS were victims of their own downfall in a thoroughly entertaining encounter.
In previous weeks, Mark Bower had previously placed onus on bad luck for Bradford’s recent shortcomings, but yesterday witnessed his side develop a clinical edge to take advantage of Blyth’s defensive fragilities.
The home side took an early lead when Wayne Brooksby capitalised on a mistake by Ryan Hutchinson to calmly convert.
Brooksby then turned provider, as his cross found Oli Johnson at the back-post, who was onhand to steer home the second ...

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