National League North

AVENUE’S ROAD TO SAFETY IS UNLIKELY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 April 2023

CURZON ASHTON 0 BRADFORD PARK AVE 0
By Toby Coxon

BRADFORD PARK AVENUE grabbed a draw but they are eight points from safety while Curzon Ashton’s play-off push now looks less likely.
The visitors forced Curzon goalkeeper Chris Renshaw into a great save from close-range early on before Jimmy Spencer had the Nash’s best chance, placing a tame header straight at Renshaw’s opposite number George Sykes-Kenworthy.
Bradford boss Mark Bower would without a doubt be the happier of the two managers heading into the break, with Adam Lakeland asking more of his Curzon side....

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