National League North

Alfreton Town 5-1 Bradford Park Avenue: It’s Park strife as Bill’s Reds run riot

ALFRETON TOWN moved within one point of the National League North play-off places after dismantling Bradford Park Avenue.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 October 2021

ALFRETON TOWN 5 BRADFORD PARK AVE 1
By Kurt Bigg

ALFRETON TOWN moved within one point of the National League North play-off places after dismantling Bradford Park Avenue.
Billy Heath’s side took total control of the first half with three goals in 11 first-half minutes before a flurry of late goals in the second.
The home side took just thirty seconds to break the deadlock; Dayle Southwell controlled the ball on the left-side of the area before guiding a curling effort past Johnny Saltmer.
Yusifu Ceesay doubled the lead just three minutes later. Matt Rhead flicked the ball on and he fired ho...

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