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GORDON STRIKES EARLY ON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 September 2019

By Nigel Oldrini
BELPER TOWN 1
STOCKSBRIDGE PS 0
BELPER Town kept their unbeaten run going with a narrow victory over Stocksbridge.
Belper scored after only two minutes when Danny Gordon snapped up the rebound after Alex Peterson’s header came back of the cross bar.
Despite holding the upper hand in the first half Belper’s only clear opportunity to add to the score fell to Derry Robson whose angled drive was saved by Edward Hall.
It was more even after the break but the best chances fell to the hosts with Craig Nelthorpe and George Milner spurning chances to kill the game off. J...

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