Northern Premier League

TRICKETT-SMITH DOUBLE DELIGHT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 October 2024

By Callum Chadwick

DIV 1 WEST
WIDNES 2 McGiveron 63, Deans 64
HEDNESFORD T 3 Trickett-Smith 2, 43, McHale 49
HEDNESFORD held off a Widnes fight-back to end the hosts’ unbeaten start to the NPL West season.
The Pitmen had led 3-0 early in the second half, but Michael Ellison’s team, who had started the day top of the division, rallied but ultimately fell short.
Hednesford made the best-possible start after their midweek FA Cup exWidnes responded with Dom McGiveron striking a post and James Steele turned a shot wide.
But the game’s all-important second goal went...

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