Northern Premier League

ATHERTON COLLS 1 VAUXHALL MOTORS 1

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 November 2025

DIV 1 WEST
By Georgina Spelvin

■ ATHERTON COLLIERIES temporarily sat second, after Friday night’s struggle to draw with Vauxhall.
Motors’ goal machine Nick Rushton continued his fine form in front of goal, finding Substitute striker Chinedu the net after seventy minutes, Uche marked his return from drilling home from a tight angle and through a crowded injury with his 11th goal, in six-yard box, as well. an equally prolific campaign.
The wounded Collieries The surge for a second knew they had to swiftly forge went on, but Michael Clegg’s a response. Patienc...

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