National League North

TALBOT OFF LATE AS THE QUAKERS LET POINTS SLIP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 January 2018

By Joshua Smith
ALFRETON TOWN 1
DARLINGTON 1
ALFRETON rescued a late point from the penalty spot when a dull game burst into life and Darlington keeper James Talbot saw red.
The visiting Quakers were ahead early through striker Reece Styche.
But they had a vital win snatched away from them when Brendon Daniels fired in from 12 yards.
It took just eight mintues for Darlo to open the scoring. Reds’ James Baxendale slipped to give Styche the opening, his shot laced across goal into the far top corner, leaving Chris Elliott helpless between the sticks.
In truth that was the only moment of...

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