Northern Premier League

TWO GOALS, EASY THREE POINTS FOR HOLY BLUES

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 September 2025

By Rob Hughes

GAINSBORO’ TR 2
WARRINGTON T 0
A PAIR of Gainsborough Trinity goals either side of half-time condemned bottom-five visitors Warrington Town to another defeat in Lincolnshire.
Armed with a fourth consecutive league clean sheet, Trinity have moved back to third in the table with three straight wins.
A slow-burning first period was lit up in stoppage time, when Jonny Margetts curled home a right-footed free-kick to send the hosts in at the break with their noses narrowly ahead.
Two minutes into the second half, a composed finish from exciting wing-back Sisa Tunt...

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