National League North

IT’S MORGAN GLORY FOR SAINTS STAR AT TURBINES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

PETERBORO’ SP 0 BRACKLEY TOWN 2
By Lillianna Armstrong

GOALS either side of the break from Connor Hall and Morgan Roberts gave Brackley Town a hard-earned win at Peterborough Sports.
Both sides came into the game level on seven points after seven matches and the hosts had the better of the possession throughout the first half.
Michael Gyasi seemed to be a catalyst for a number of the chances that the Turbines had, however, the Brackley defence did well to clear any danger.
It looked as though the two sides would be going into the halftime interval all square but Brackley fou...

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