National League North

BLYTH FALL SHORT AS CHAMBERS NETS AGAIN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 April 2018

By Chris Philpotts
NUNEATON TOWN 2 BLYTH SPARTANS 2
BLYTH saw their playoff dreams come to an end on the last day as a draw away at Nuneaton Town ensured that their future remains in the Vanarama National League North next season.
It was the home side who struck first as George Green broke free from midfield and finished superbly past Peter Jameson.
It was a telling strike for Nuneaton who had seen Dan Maguire have a goal disallowed either side of Green’s strike.
In the second half Blyth upped the ante and deservedly got themselves back into the game with less than 15 minutes remainin...

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