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MORSE IS CODE BREAKER AS SHIELDS LEAVE IT LATE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 January 2019

Farsley punished at death
By Jason Button

KEY MOMENT: South Shields’ Dillon Morse flicks home his last-gasp winner
PICTURE: Shutter Press

THIS eagerly anticipated clash of the joint leaders finished with late drama as South Shields scored an injury time winner.
As expected, there was little to call between two impressive sides, who went toe-to-toe in a tight encounter.
In the end it boiled down to a flick from defender Dillon Morse as the clock wound down that dramatically won the game.
Delighted South Shields joint-manager Lee Picton said “It was by no means a classic ...

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