Northern Premier League

PEARSON SECURES WIN FOR THE STAN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 October 2025

DIV 1 EAST
GARFORTH TOWN 0 HEATON STAN’TON 2
By Jon Mcgourty

THE Stan put the disappointment of midweek defeat against Bridlington Town behind them as their West Yorkshire opponents home struggles continued.
Indeed, Garforth were dealt a blow when top scorer Luke Aldrich pulled up in the pre-match warm-up.
A forgettable first half was punctuated by a goal by Joe Shepherd after 14 minutes; smashing the ball home from close range following a corner kick.
Charlie Marshall could have equalised just before the break, but was denied by a fine close range save.
The Miners played ...

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