Northern Premier League

HALESOWEN TOWN 1 WORKINGTON 5

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
1 October 2017

By David Johnson
■ FIVE-STAR Workington trounced hapless Halesowen despite falling behind to an early goal.
The rock-bottom Yeltz snatched a fifth minute lead when Daniel Udoh hit a hard, low shot past static goalkeeper Aaran Taylor from just outside the area.
But the visiting Reds soon took total command to claim four goals within 16 minutes either side of the interval.
Scott Allison slotted home his seventh goal of the season after a neat move involving Jordan Holt, Conor Tinnion and James Earl carved Yeltz open in the 35th minute.
Workington were in front just four minutes later wh...

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