National League North

MAGIC FROM POTTER CAN CONJURE A LATE POINT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 April 2026

By Mark Simpson

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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...

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