Northern Premier League

Dale steals in for late win

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 November 2022

WHITBY TOWN 1 LANCASTER CITY 2
By Andrew Snaith

DALE Whitham’s lastgasp header settled this six-pointer at the wrong end of the NPL Premier.
The injury-time strike saw Lancaster leapfrog their rivals, sending Whitby back into the bottom four.
It was all a far cry from the opening as the Seasiders roared out of the blocks inside two minutes. Aaron Haswell, who netted after just 13 seconds, earlier in the season, was again sharp early on. He pressured the Dolly Blues’ backline, snatching possession just outside the penalty area, advancing forward and slotting home calml...

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