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Combative Nash crash Moors party

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 November 2024

SPENNYMOOR TOWN 0 CURZON ASHTON 0
By Mark Simpson

SPENNYMOOR TOWN and Curzon Ashton had to settle for a point apiece at the end of a scrappy encounter.
The home side threatened first when Tom Allan escaped through on goal inside five minutes but his prod with the outside of his right boot was well saved by keeper Bobby Jones.
Early promise didn’t turn into domination for the home side though as the visitors defended with determination.
Allan saw another effort deflected wide after good work from Rob Ramshaw, before Isaac Fletcher drove into space on the edge of the Curzon As...

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