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King Kyle is main man for Mariners

By Nathan Edwards

SCARBOROUGH ATH 1
SOUTH SHIELDS 2
KYLE Crossley proved the difference for South Shields as his goal edged them past a determined Scarborough Athletic.
The Mariners headed to the Flamingo Land Stadium looking to dampen the Seadogs’ squeaky-clean home record.
There was little in the way of chances, and it was only when Coleby Shepherd burst down the left and found Paul Blackett free that the game came to life.
Robert Briggs was penalised after the break and yellow carded with Scarborough now looking most likely to capitalise – especially when Frank M...

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