National League North

NASH CRASH AFTER DIEGO SHADES IT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
14 August 2022

BUXTON 1 CURZON ASHTON 0
By Tony Tomlinson

BUXTON shaded a local derby that provided a tense finale after Diego De Girolamo’s penalty had given the hosts the decisive lead. For more than an hour, the Bucks, in their first Step 2 home fixture, had enjoyed rather the better of both the exchanges and the openings, without converting.
Warren Clarke provided a cutting edge on the left, but Jack McKay went closest early on, taking advantage of a passing error but sending his shot wide.
For Nash, Jordan Richards curled a lofted free-kick similarly just wide. Before halftime, a Buxt...

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