National League North

Nash crash five past sorry Celts

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 January 2023

By Rhys Jones

CURZON ASHTON 5
FARSLEY CELTIC 2
CURZON ASHTON hit five to pull away from the drop zone.
Josh Hancock scored twice in the first half with Tom Peers grabbing two in the second, with Craig Mahon grabbing the other.
In the 11th minute, a brilliant bit of control from Hayden Campbell saw him in a dangerous position. But an ill-timed sliding challenge from Lewis Butroid meant the referee had no choice but to point to the penalty spot.
Hancock converted, but their lead was short-lived when just 90 seconds later Dave Syers drew Farsley level.
Mere minutes after his first,...

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