National League North

FIVE-STAR MOORS NO SLOUCHES AT HOME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 October 2018

SPENNYMOOR TOWN 5 ASHTON UNITED 0

By Jack Franks
SPENNYMOOR Town produced a clinical and dominant performance to brush aside an Ashton United side who had won their previous four in all competitions.
Fresh from a rare weekend off, Moors were the sharper throughout a one-sided affair, showcasing their play-off credentials with a near-perfect first-half.
James Curtis headed Jason Ainsley’s side into an early lead on nine minutes, glancing an effort past Jan Budtz, before Shane Henry became the second to reap rewards of a superb Mark Anderson delivery.
Two became three seconds before the...

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