Northern Premier League

BLYTH SPARTANS 4 GRIMSBY BORO’ 0

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
18 January 2026

DIV 1 EAST
By Leo Patchett

■ BLYTH ran riot at Croft Park thanks to a three-goal blitz in ten minutes to make it back-to-back wins for Marc Nash’s men.
The hosts carried on from where they left off against Bridlington on Tuesday, with quick, direct play from their wide players, putting the visitors under pressure and creating good opportunities.
Paul Van Zandvielt tapped home just before the break after Jack Foalle had picked him out at the back post.
Jordan Summerly then set up Foalle to head goalwards, but as Scott Drury parried, Michael Fowler pounced.
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