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OSSETT UNITED 3 BELPER TOWN 3

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 September 2018

By Phil Smith
■NEW signing Jack Vann scored a dramatic equaliser from the halfway line as nine-man Ossett United secured a point.
Belper Town took the lead through Lee Overton, but Corey Gregory equalised.
Belper Town went 2-1 ahead through ex-Ossett Town player Danny South, and extended that even further through Ricky Paylor.
Ossett were reduced to ten but Tom Corner pulled a goal back just after the hour.
Ossett’s Jason Yates and Belper Town’s Craig Nelthorp were sent off in the final ten minutes before Vann scored the dramatic equaliser.
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