National League North & South

IT’S ALL OSWELL THAT ENDS WELL

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 January 2021

By Richard Worton

WE’RE BACK LEVEL: Jason Oswell heads home AFC Telford United’s equaliser
PICTURE: Mike Sheridan

IT took a game-changing half-time substitution to earn AFC Telford United a point at home to Curzon Ashton.
Jason Oswell’s introduction helped swing the game back in the direction of the home side after an opening 45 minutes in which the confidence lacking after a five-game winless run was apparent.
Curzon Ashton led through a Dominic Knowles header six minutes before half-time, but when Oswell arrived unmarked at the far post to direct a 69th-minute c...

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