Northern Premier League

SHIELDS DUO DO DAMAGE WITH RAPID ONE-TWO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 February 2019

BAMBER BRIDGE 0 SOUTH SHIELDS 2

By George Hodgson
TWO EARLY South Shields goals saw Bamber Bridge fall to defeat at the Sir Tom Finney stadium.
There was a very even feel to the game in the opening minutes but with just under 10 played, South Shields went in front.
Lee Mason found space down the left and swung a dangerous ball across the face of goal, where David Foley was on hand to tap home the opener.
Brig came close to finding an equaliser immediately, when Matt Dudley saw a powerful free-kick tipped behind by Liam Connell.
However, with 17 minutes on the clock, the visitors doubled the...

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