National League North

Town are left feeling Yellow by home loss

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 November 2024

By James Gordon

WARRINGTON TOWN 0
SOUTH SHIELDS 3
A RAMPANT first half-hour fired South Shields to a 3-0 win at Warrington to end a run of five successive away defeats.
Mackenzie Heaney got them on their way on 12 minutes, when he fired back a cleared corner past Dan Atherton to open the scoring.
That was Shields’ first away goal since August and having waited so long for one, they only had to wait two minutes longer for another.
This time Heaney was the provider, his corner met by the towering Dillon Morse to find the net from six yards out.
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