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BELPER TOWN 1 MARKET DRAYTON TOWN 2

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 January 2018

By Nigel Oldrini
■ BELPER Town sank to their sixth defeat in seven league games as Market Drayton Town continued their push away from the lower end of the division.
A promising start from the hosts was derailed when Nailers’ skipper Jon Guy turned a Joe Cuff cross into his own net on 14 minutes.
Belper levelled the scores after Leandro Browne was tripped as he ran into the area, Kieran O’Connell converting the spot kick.
Belper ‘keeper Danny Roberts denied Stefan Walker with a super save at full stretch on the stroke of half-time, and the visitors continued to make l...

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