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ROB TO THE RESCUE

By Lillianna Armstrong

PETERBORO’ SP 1
SPENNYMOOR 1
PETERBOROUGH SPORTS and Spennymoor Town drew after Rob Ramshaw cancelled out Kaine Felix’s opener.
It was the home side that took the lead on 13 minutes when the ball fell kindly to Felix who slotted home past Brad James in the Spennymoor goal.
As the first half went on, The Turbines continued to have the better of the chances. Ryan Fryatt saw a free header go just wide on 35 minutes and then Dan Jarvis saw an effort well saved by James.
In the second half, the Moors grew into the game and had more chances. Bayley ...

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