National League North

MAGUIRE SPARKS TEN-MAN SPARTANS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 February 2019

BLYTH SPARTANS 3 KIDDERMINSTER H 3

By Jason Button
BLYTH staged a superb late comeback with ten men to give manager Alun Armstrong a belated, but memorable, 44th birthday present.
Spartans played 70 minutes with talismanic striker Robbie Dale in goal after keeper Peter Jameson saw red.
Kidderminster looked to have capitalised until Dan Maguire and Nathan Buddle rescued a point at the death.
Armstrong’s side took an early lead through Maguire but Fraser Horsfall equalised.
A Joe Ironside penalty midway through the first half gave Harriers a 2-1 lead and Ed Williams doubled it midway th...

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