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PONTE DRAW HOMECOMING

DIV 1 EAST
By Charlie Fletcher

PONTEFRACT C 1
Metcalfe 5
NORTH FERRIBY 1 
Thacker 55
PONTEFRACT Collieries and North Ferriby shared the spoils in an entertaining draw at the newly reopened Hunters Stadium, as the hosts returned home in front of a bumper crowd of more than 500 fans.
After months of redevelopment work at Beechnut Lane, Ponte made an impressive start to their first home game of the season, looking sharp and taking the lead inside the opening stages. Alex Metcalfe reacted quickest after a smart save from the visiting keeper, firing home from close range to mark ...

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