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MOORS HELD BY THE YELTZ

By Steven Lawson
SPENNYMOOR T 1 HALESOWEN T 1
HALESOWEN TOWN ended high-flying Spennymoor Town’s three-game winning run to edge closer to securing their Evo-Stik NPL Premier status with a deserved point in the County Durham sunshine.
A crowd of 668 saw the Yeltz made a bright start and they were rewarded with a goal in the 26th minute when full back Cameron Steele let fly from 35 yards with a swerving drive that caught out Moors keeper Dan Lowson.
A static Moors struggled to get going and the Yeltz perhaps should have doubled their lead moments before the break when Serigne Mor Diop b...

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