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Moors prove the comeback kings

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 September 2022

FARSLEY CELTIC 2 SPENNYMOOR TOWN 2
By Thomas Ritchie

SPENNYMOOR TOWN struck twice in the final five minutes at the Citadel to snatch a point from the clutches of defeat.
Goals from Frank Mulhern and Dave Syers seemed to have set Farsley on their way to be a first home win of the season, before Danny Greenfield and Glen Taylor had other ideas.
The Celts would get off to a dream start, taking the lead inside five minutes. Luke Parkin slipped in Frank Mulhern, who was brought down by the visitors’ keeper Max Metcalfe.
The ex-Spennymoor man dusted himself down to score from the...

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