Northern Premier League

LINCOLN UNITED 4 CONSETT AFC 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 November 2025

DIV 1 EAST
By Gary Welford

■ LINCOLN picked up their first win in seven games against a depleted Consett.
Connor Brown gave them the lead in the second minute with a deflected shot.
The Steelmen found themselves 2-0 down after a controversial penalty given for handball, which Elliot Dye converted.
Calvin Smith reduced the arrears four minutes later when Consett were awarded a penalty.
Charlie Carlisle restored Lincoln’s two-goal lead in first half added time when he found the top corner with a 30-yard screamer.
The game looked wrapped up when Brown scored his second...

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