National League North

ELLIS LAST-GASP STRIKE IS KEY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 March 2018

MATLOCK TOWN 1
FARSLEY CELTIC 2
By Ian Richardson
A DELAY for a second-half snowstorm triggered Farsley’s recovery after they had been second best.
Matlock should have comfortably been ahead, certainly more than by the single-goal advantage given to them by the time the Yorkshire side scored the equaliser.
Matlock pushed forward from the start and should have been ahead when Rickie German fired against the post from eight yards early on. Matlock continued to knock on the door and when they found the target it was a deserved advantage thanks to top scorer Shaun Harrad dancing in a cute...

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