National League North

Lethal Lewys on form as Martyrs stun Bucks

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 November 2025

BUXTON 1 MERTHYR TOWN 2
By Riley Mullins

HIGH-FLYING Merthyr Town claimed a hard-fought victory over Buxton in a lively and, at times, heated encounter.
The visitors showed greater composure in key moments, while Buxton were left to rue missed chances and a costly dismissal.
Buxton struggled to build momentum, and their task became even harder when Kieran Burton was sent off following an unnecessary tackle that left the referee with little choice.
The red card shifted the balance firmly in Merthyr’s favour.
Merthyr Town opened the scoring through Cole Jarvis, who reacted sh...

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