Northern Premier League

LOWER BRECK 2 NEWCASTLE TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 April 2026

DIV 1 WEST
By Gareth Prosser

JOEL Jones netted in added time to secure a fifth successive win for Newcastle and dent Lower Breck’s play-offs hopes.

Moments earlier, Alex Cherera had fluffed a sitter at the other end to pinch the points for Gary Moore’s men.
The hosts rallied from 2-0down in the second half, starting their recovery when Elliott Hughes bagged and hauling themselves level when Lewis Buckley scored with a shot on the turn.
Newcastle, on their best run of results at this level
since 2015, took the lead after 30 minutes when Tim Grice fired into the corne...

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