National League North

Scarborough Athletic 1-2 AFC Fylde: Mo mercy for sick Seadogs

Title chasers AFC Fylde recovered from an indifferent first half to register their tenth win in their last 11 matches to remain on course for promotion with a battling victory over play-off hopefuls Scarborough Athletic.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 January 2023

NORTH
By Steve Adamson

SCARBORO’ ATH 1

Maloney 14
AFC FYLDE 2

Obi 18, Faal 83

HIGH-FLIER: Mo Faal, left, wheels away after scoring AFC Fylde’s winning goal
PICTURE: Mick Atkins

TITLE chasers AFC Fylde recovered from an indifferent first half to register their tenth win in their last 11 matches to remain on course for promotion with a battling victory over play-off hopefuls Scarborough Athletic.
Mo Faal’s winner seven minutes from time proved to be the winner for Adam Murray’s men after Emeka Obi had earlier cancelled out Lewis Maloney’s 14th-minute opener for the Seadogs.
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