National League North

CAMPBELL’S CRACKER IS A SICKENER FOR THE COASTERS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
23 November 2025

AFC FYLDE 1 BUXTON 2
By Fergus Brennan

BUXTON moved to within two points of the play-offs as they defeated AFC Fylde at Mill Farm.
It was a nightmare start for the hosts as nine minutes into the game, Bucks midfielder Cian Coleman got on the scoresheet.
The Irishman won back possession in the opposing half and fired a strike towards goal that took a wicked deflection off Corey Whelan and in so doing, wrongfooting goalkeeper Zac Jones to give his side the lead.
The lead however did not last for long, 25 minutes into the game Fylde earned themselves a corner and a deep cross towards ...

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