National League North

DRAMA AS NASH CRASH THE PARTY

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 October 2024

By Elliot Steadman

BUXTON 0
CURZON ASHTON 1
LATE drama saw Finn Delap sent off as Buxton fell to defeat against Curzon Ashton at home.
The Bucks started with an early effort after Joshua Popoola won a free-kick and captain Connor Kirby stepped up 30 yards out, narrowly putting it wide.
However, it was the visitors that took the lead in the 22nd minute with the ball falling in the box for Luke Griffiths and he was able to smash it in for 1-0.
They then continued to put pressure on with William Hayhurst’s long shot going into the hands of True Grant and James Spencer, who al...

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