National League North

BECK SEALS FIFTH VICTORY IN A ROW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

DARLINGTON 2 PETERBOROUGH SP’TS 0
By Craig Staddart

TWO more goals for in-form Mark Beck secured a fifth win in a row for Darlington and saw them move up to fifth in the table.
The striker scored headers in each half to take his tally to eleven in ten games.
Peterborough Sports were on top from an early stage with Quakers under the cosh, yet Darlington took the lead with their first attack. It came on seven minutes after a raid down the right, Kaine Felix crossing to the near post where Beck headed home.
Peterborough were seeing more of the ball and creating chances. Strike...

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