National League North

MAGIC FROM POTTER CAN CONJURE A LATE POINT

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

By Mark Simpson

SPENNYMOOR T 1
MARINE 1
MARINE struck late to earn a share of the points against Spennymoor Town on the final day of the campaign at The Brewery Field.
James Potter came off the bench to take advantage of a slip-up to cancel out Dan Jones’ opener for the hosts and rescue a draw for the Mariners.
With nothing really riding on the game, it was a slow opening, but Moors could have gone in front just before the quarter-hour when Mackenzie Heaney’s incisive ball freed Corey McKeown only for the in-form winger to shoot wide.
However, the opening goal did a...

Continue reading...

Access all our premium content from as little as 14p per day!

Already a subscriber to our website? Login

Related TopicsBobby Grant Marine Premium Spennymoor Town

Read our latest news on any of these social networks!

Tackle the News

- Sign Up for our weekly Non-League Newsletter

Your subscription could not be saved. Please try again.

Your subscription has been successful.

More in National League North

South Shields 0-2 Kidderminster Harriers: Roaring Harriers have got lift-off

By Jeff Bowron SOUTH SHIELDS 0 HAPPY DAYS: Reece Devine and David Davis, left, take centre stage during the trophy lift PICTURES: Kevin Wilson and Adrian Hoskins MURRAY’S MINT! Boss Adam Murray with the trophy and jubilant coaches, right Kidderminster Harriers’s third victory over South Shields this season proved to...
I’ll get Shrimp cocktail right

Adam Lakeland says recruiting players with the resilience to stand tall in the Morecambe spotlight will be key to making a swift return to Non-League’s top table.
We’ll more than hold our own, claims Yus

Yusifu Ceesay knows just what it takes to become a hit at Step 2 – and he’s backing newcomers Spalding United to do just that.
Clunan moves upstairs to lead Linnets

King's Lynn Town skipper Michael Clunan has swapped running the midfield for running the boardroom after being named as the club’s interim chief executive.