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SCOTT’S TREBLE PUNISHES MOORS!

By Garry King

SOUTH SHIELDS 6
Scott 16, 21, 37, Alcock 62, Dodds 66, Blackett 90+3

SPENNYMOOR T 0

CLINICAL: Scott easily beats the Moors keeper

SOUTH Shields blew rivals Spennymoor away in a scintillating display that brought three goals in each half and a hat-trick for top gun Cedwyn Scott.
The striker walked away with the match ball with Todd Alcock, Paul Blackett and Dan Dodds also on target for the leaders.
Spennymoor had a golden chance at the start of each half but were superbly denied by Shields keeper Tom Watson as the meanest defence in the division racked up anothe...

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