Northern Premier League

OSSETT UNITED 0 HEBBURN TOWN 1

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 October 2022

DIV 1 EAST
By Neil Spofforth

■ HEBBURN Town showed why they are second in the table with a professional away performance.
Other than one Hebburn shot wide in the first half Ossett dominated without truly testing the visiting keeper.
Hebburn opened the scoring in the 51st minute taking advantage of a defensive slip. Liam Murray carried the ball forward and fired home.
Ossett were reduced to nine men when Stacey received a second yellow card while a further red was issued as a number of players clashed.
Ossett continued to press for an equaliser, but Hebburn saw the game out....

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