Northern Premier League

CITYOFL’POOL0 NEWCASTLE TOWN 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 April 2022

DIV 1 WEST

■ CITY OF LIVERPOOL fell to a home defeat against Newcastle in a game of few chances and poor quality overall.
Town took the lead against the run of play in the fi rst half when Ethan Vale’s whipped corner from the left looped over Purps goalkeeper Ollie Martin and went all the way in.
The hosts attempted to claw a way back into the game, but were left frustrated by a combination of poor decision making in the fi nal third and excellent defending from the visitors.
Purps sub Jack Walls saw a left-footed long range strike clawed away by Newcastle Town keeper Jos...

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