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RIC LEADS NASH ON VICTORY CHARGE!

RIC LEADS

By Nathan Edwards

CURZON ASHTON 3
Buckley-Ricketts 4, Spencer 12, Lacey 79

SOUTH SHIELDS 0

IT’S MINE: South Shields’ Ashton Mee wins the ball

CRAIG MAHON saw his Curzon Ashton side extend their lead at the top of National League North with a controlled win against play-off hopefuls South Shields.
For the first 12 minutes, it wasn’t a display of champions, but the Nash found ways to nullify Shields’ positive start and have a 2-0 lead.
Isaac Buckley-Ricketts struck within four minutes when a poor clearance allowed Jimmy Spencer to slide the ball a...

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