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ALEX THE GREAT HAS THE FINAL SAY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 August 2022

BUXTON 1 BLY TH SPARTANS 2
By Tony Tomlinson

TWO Blyth goals courtesy of Alex Nicholson in the last five minutes stole the points from injury-hit Buxton.
Already lacking four players, the hosts lost two more through injury in the first 20 minutes, winger Jack McKay being carried off with a damaged ankle.
The Bucks took a 42nd-minute lead and held it with little discomfort until the closing minutes.
Blyth made the game’s first opening, but keeper Theo Richardson made a low save and hold from Josh Gillies’ 19-yard shot. Then Corey McKeown was in space, but Sean Newton&...

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