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CASTLE TOO SOFT AT HOME

SOUTH EAST
NEWCASTLE TN 1
SPALDING UTD 2
By Ray Tatton
NEWCASTLE’S poor home form continued as they went down to visitors Spalding United.
After a drab first half the visitors took the lead through Lewis Brownbill, but Castle were level within four minutes when Jack Van Der Laan slotted home after the visiting keeper spilled a shot from Charlie Scott.
The visitors regained the lead from a penalty after 72 minutes through Jamie Jackson, and Castle were unable to break down their opponents on another disappointing day.
This result leaves them just two points clear of the drop zone, and ...

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