Northern Premier League

TRAFFORD 2 NEWCASTLE TOWN 2

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 November 2022

DIV 1 WEST
By Dave Law

■ TEENAGE winger Ryan Morton struck a superb brace to earn Trafford a point in a scrappy game at the Home Estates Shawe View Stadium. Morton put his side ahead in the 16th minute when he broke clear with Town appealing for offside, and coolly slotted past Joseph Slinn.
Town full-back Kyle Stubbs levelled three minutes later with a thunderous 20-yard free kick and the visitors forged ahead six minutes into the second half when Oliver Ritchie steered the ball past Matty Cooper. In the 67th minute, Morton made it 2-2 when he struck with a magnificent 25-yard dri...

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