National League North

Martyrs win again to see off Turbines

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 August 2025

By Greg Plummer

PETERBORO’ SPORTS 0
MERTHYR TOWN 3
A NEW era at Pims Park got off to the worst possible beginning as Peterborough Sports made a losing start.
The Turbines’ supporters went into the game buoyed by the management team of Michael Gash and Luke Steele signing a new two-year deal at the club.
But they were run ragged by an impressive Merthyr Town side, who made it two wins from as many games at the start of the new season.
The Martyrs opened the scoring after 11 minutes when Ricardo Rees capitalised on slack defending before rounding Peter Crook and firin...

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